A Planetary Micro-rover Prototype
Hannibal & Attila were built at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab under Professor Rod Brooks in the early 1990s. They are the first robots constructed by the Mobot Lab (as part of Cynthia's Master's work) to serve as experimental platforms for autonomous planetary exploration.
Hannibal's & Attila's official website.
Hannibal & Attila were built at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab under Professor Rod Brooks in the early 1990s. They are the first robots constructed by the Mobot Lab (as part of Cynthia's Master's work) to serve as experimental platforms for autonomous planetary exploration.
Hannibal's & Attila's official website.
Papers
Ferrell, C. (1995), "A Comparison of Three Insect-Inspired Locomotion Controllers", Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 16:2-4, 135--159.
Ferrell, C. (1995), "Global Behavior via Cooperative Local Control", Automonous Robots, 2:2, 105--125.
Ferrell, C. (1994), "Failure Recognition and Fault Tolerance of an Autonomous Robot", Adaptive Behavior, 2:4, 375--398.
Ferrell, C. (1993), "Robust Agent Control of an Autonomous Robot with Many Sensors and Actuators", MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab Technical Report 1443.
Ferrell, C. (1995), "A Comparison of Three Insect-Inspired Locomotion Controllers", Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 16:2-4, 135--159.
Ferrell, C. (1995), "Global Behavior via Cooperative Local Control", Automonous Robots, 2:2, 105--125.
Ferrell, C. (1994), "Failure Recognition and Fault Tolerance of an Autonomous Robot", Adaptive Behavior, 2:4, 375--398.
Ferrell, C. (1993), "Robust Agent Control of an Autonomous Robot with Many Sensors and Actuators", MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab Technical Report 1443.