The Carnegie Mellon CyberScout project, launched in May 1997, is a collaborative team of semi-autonomous all-terrain vehicles designed to conduct wide-area tactical surveillance for military and security tasks. Many CyberScouts can be controlled, and interactively taught to perform their scouting task better, by a single human, monitoring the scouts from a remote location.
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2002
Journal Article, IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: Special Issue on Multi-Robot Systems, Vol. 18, No. 5, pp. 826 - 836, October, 2002
1999
Conference Paper, Proceedings of SPIE Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications, Vol. 3713, pp. 178 - 185, July, 1999
past head
- Pradeep Khosla
past staff
- Antonio Diaz-Calderon
- Chris Diehl
- John M Dolan
- Mario Gomez-Blanco
- Robert Grabowski
- John B. Hampshire
- Carol L. Hoover
- Han Kiliccote
- Anne Murray
- Chris Paredis
- Jesus Salido-Tercero
- Mahesh Saptharishi
- Debbie Scappatura
- Karun Shimoga
- Cem Unsal
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- Pradeep Khosla