Two of my three robots, pc powered, build in
cylindrical toy boxes that look like R2D2 of
movie fame. - Click to Enlarge |
Test lab with one of the R2D2’s and its support computer.
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ER-1 mobile robot platform in student
research project. - Click to Enlarge |
Prototype of Grover, the Greenland Rover, a student
effort at NASA’s Goddard Space flight Center, Summer
Engineering robot boot camp. - Click to Enlarge |
Tracked robot base with lidar unit at NASA’s Goddard Space flight Center,
Summer Engineering robot boot camp. - Click to Enlarge |
Astrobot, built at NASA Goddard space
Flight Center. - Click to Enlarge |
"Pat Stakem retired after 42 years as a NASA Support Contractor, having been at all of the Centers. He has a BSEE degree from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, and Masters degrees in Physics and Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University. He teaches on a casaul basis for Loyola University in Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Engineering for Professionals Program, and Capital Technology University. He enjoys mentoring student projects in robotics and Cubesats. He worked on NASA's flight Telerobotic Servicer project."
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Source: Patrick H. Stakem - Updated 01-14-2015
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