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Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy BREAKING NEWS: Congratulations to Keegan Kinkade, Systems USNA 2010, who was named Brigade Commander today.
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy Preppin for the 2009 INtellegnet Ground Vehicle Competition
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Identification of lane markings for the Intellegent Ground Vehicle at the US Naval Academy Uses teh Ransac Algorithm. Blue makrings are canidate pixels identified as inliers, green pixels are candidate pixels taht are considered outliers. ...
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy In a stunning upset, Felps, Fick, and Kinkade WIN the Robot League Semantic Robot Vision Challenge! They were going up against teams with more sophisticated equipment and processing algorithms, but our careful preparation (we were testing an integrated system 3 weeks ago) paid off.
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy Update from Vegas! We identified two objects during the robot phase of the Semantic Robot Vision Challenge. The robot stalled out after a few minutes, but not before it capture a few good pictures. We'll find out later how many points we got; we think one of our images might garner 2-3 points. We're looking forward to... the Software phase. A big thank you to everyone who helped us get here!
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy The Third Annual (Robot) Worm Chariot Races:
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For the third consecutive year, students in Es451 make robotic worms using the Bioloid Robotics Kit. Engineering issues considered include gait design, stability, traction, sensing and responding to obstacles. ...
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy Midn 1/C Charlie Felps, Michael Fick, & Keegan Kinkade are competing in the Semantic Robot Vision Challenge this week in Las Vegas Nevada. The competition uses semantics - a text file of descriptive phrases - to do an Google image search and build a visual database. The a robot equipped with a camera navigates autonomo...usly about an arena capturing pictures of objects and matching the pictures with the database to identify things in the arena. Today is a practice day and things are working well.
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Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy Congrats ENS Umpa!
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He was announced as the winner of the "Commander William Earl Fannin, Class of 1945, Capstone Essay Contest". His essay, "The Pilotless Squadron" which discusses the obstacles for adoption of unmanned ...
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Here is a compilation of the Class of 2009's 1/c Captsone projects (video edited by ENS Hill) http://go-systems.blogspot.com/2009/11/p
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Read about our sumer adventure (note the headline refers to an old Navy Fight song).
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In Jan 2009, a team of 6 midshipman set out to design and build Robo-Goat, USNA's first entry into the Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition, in Rochester Michigan. Mids Lacy, and Calvanico traveled to compete, along with then 2/C Bush and Advisers Profs. Joel Esposito and Brad Bishop.
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The latest blog post details Systems Engineering's entry into the 2009 Autonomous Under Water Vehicle Competition as told by ENS Umpa:Blog Entry: http://go-systems.blogspot.com/2009/11/a
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The Systems Engineering Department sent three May graduates and one second-class midshipman to represent USNA at the 12th Annual Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) International Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) competition this August. ...
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy In case you haven't seen it already, apparently I have both the #1 and #3 best jobs in America:
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Every year Money Maganize names the 50 best jobs in America based on a variety of factors such as pay, lifestyle and demand. Guesss what this years' #1 job was?
Systems Engineering at the US Naval Academy (from our blog) Thinks this lab is super cool:
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Legend has it that somewhere in Hanoi, there is a temple in which a group of Buddhist monks have 64 rings on a set of pegs. They need to move the rings from one peg to another, but you can only move one ring at time and are not allowed to place a larger on on top of a smaller one. ...
