Intelligent Autonomous Robotics

Lectures

All lectures will be held 9:00-9:50 in AT 2.14
N.B. Prior to lecture delivery, the links point to the slides and handouts from last year. These may be updated as the course progresses; please ensure you have the most recent versions for your revision purposes. Note also that the timetable of topics here may be subject to revision.

Date:
Lecture content:
September 17
(Barbara Webb)
NO LECTURE
See week one special arrangements.
September 20
(Barbara Webb)
Introduction
slides
handout
September 24
(Barbara Webb)
Exploiting physics
slides
handout
September 27
(Barbara Webb)
Sensing for action
slides
handout
October 1
(Barbara Webb)
Reactive Control
slides
handout
October 4
(Barbara Webb)
Behaviour Based Control
slides
handout
October 8
(Class discussion)
Discussion of the book "Vehicles" by Valentino Braitenberg
N.B. All students will be expected to have read this (very short) book before this session.
October 11
(Barbara Webb)
Exploiting dynamics
slides
handout
October 15
(Barbara Webb)
Biologically inspired navigation
slides
handout
October 18
(Barbara Webb)
Navigating with maps
slides
handout
October 22
Catchup and consolidation
October 25
(Barbara Webb)
Localisation
slides
handout
Solution for the two node map problem in the slides
October 29
(Barbara Webb)
Filters
slides
handout
Derivation of the Kalman filter
November 1
(Barbara Webb)
Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping
slides
handout
Introductory article on SLAM
November 5
(Barbara Webb)
SLAM in practice
slides
handout
Introductory article on SLAM part II
November 8
Guest lecture: Wyatt Newman
November 12
(Barbara Webb)
Planning and Control
slides
handout
November 15
(Barbara Webb)
Hybrid Systems
slides
handout
November 19
(Barbara Webb)
Case Study
slides
handout


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