Robot projects page - Rasmus Friis Kjeldsen
Ridgy
![]() I participated in RoboCup 2010 with it, and came in as number 8. I'm now implementing landmark recognition using OpenCV and Monte Carlo Localization to make the robot navigate in my house - Obvious usage: Please fetch a beer :-) |
Master thesis: Robot Navigation
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Stargate developer board
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RoboCup 2005
![]() I came in as number 6 (of 24), and got mentioned in the press: Dansetrin og offroad på Robocup |
Graduate project: Robotsim
![]() The project describes how to simulate a car-like robot, and how to find the shortest path from one position p1 to another position p2 for a car-like robot. A position is defined as the triple of the cartesian coordinates (x,y) and the orientation o: p=(x,y,o). The path finding algoritm is based on the work of L. E. Dubins: On curves of minimal length with a constraint on average curvature, and with prescribed initial and terminal position and tangents and J.A. Reeds & R.A. Shepp: Optimal paths for a car that goes both forward and backwards, and it points out and corrects several errors in the formulas stated by Reeds & Shepp. Finally it solves the Point-to-Point Motion Task by letting the car-like robot follow the shortest path using several different path-following algoritms. The text is in danish, but the figures/diagrams/formulas are understandable even if you dont read danish. |
RoboCup 2004
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Graduate project: Robot Construction
![]() How to build a Microchip PIC-based robot controller, and how to attach sensors and motors to the controller. Large section on the Sharp GP2D02 IR Distance Measuring Sensor. The text is in danish, but the figures/diagrams are understandable even if you dont read danish. |
Software
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A PIC based LEGO controller / RoboCup 2003
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A LEGO Mindstorms TV remote control robot
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Bachelor project:
![]() Here is a couple of movies, the robot took during the competition: Final - First drive Final - First drive processed Final - Second drive Final - Second drive processed |
Find the middle
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You can contact me on email at: rasmus (AT) reblag (DOT) dk