#439235 Video Friday: Intelligent Drone SwarmsVideo Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your Automaton bloggers. We’ll also be posting a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months; here's what we have so far (send us your events!): ICRA 2021 – May 30-5, 2021 – [Online Event]RoboCup 2021 – June 22-28, 2021 – [Online Event]RSS 2021 – July 12-16, 2021 – [Online Event]DARPA SubT Finals – September 21-23, 2021 – Louisville, KY, USAWeRobot 2021 – September 23-25, 2021 – Coral Gables, FL, USAIROS 2021 – September 27-1, 2021 – [Online Event]ROSCon 20201 – October 21-23, 2021 – New Orleans, LA, USALet us know if you have suggestions for next week, and enjoy today's videos. Drones in swarms (especially large swarms) generally rely on a centralized controller to keep them organized and from crashing into each other. But as swarms get larger and do more stuff, that's something that you can't always rely on, so folks at EPFL are working on a localized inter-drone communication system that can accomplish the same thing. Predictive control of aerial swarms in cluttered environments, by Enrica Soria, Fabrizio Schiano and Dario Floreano from EPFL, is published this week in Nature. [ EPFL ]
Hey has anyone else noticed that the space between the E and the X in the FedEx logo looks kinda like an arrow? [ FedEx ] Thanks Fan! Lingkang Zhang’s latest quadruped, ChiTu, runs ROS on a Raspberrypi 4B. Despite its mostly 3D printed-ness and low-cost servos, it looks to be quite capable. [ Lingkang Zhang ] Thanks Lingkang! Wolfgang-OP is an open-source humanoid platform designed for RoboCup, which means it's very good at falling over and not exploding. [ Hamburg Bit-Bots ] Thanks Fan!
[ NASA ] It seems kinda crazy to me that this is the best solution for this problem, but I’m glad it works. [ JHU LCSR ]
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Should robots in the real world trust models? I wouldn't! [ Science Robotics ]
[ Cybathlon ] This just-posted TEDx talk entitled “Towards the robots of science fiction” from Caltech's Aaron Aames was recorded back in 2019, which I mention only to alleviate any anxiety you might feel seeing so many people maskless indoors. I don’t know exactly what Aaron was doing at 3:00, but I feel like we’ve all been there with one robot or another. [ AMBER Lab ]
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[ Explorer ] An IFRR Global Robotics Colloquium on “The Future of Robotic Manipulation.”
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