Maslab 2005
In Maslab 2005 "field goals" provided a new mechanical challenge, and an optional exploration round gave teams a chance to acquire information prior to the scoring round. The long-time leadership of Maslab handed over the reigns to a new batch of organizers, and steps were taken to make the year-to-year operation of the course easier.
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The ContestThe Maslab contest is a research-caliber problem requiring students to develop computer vision systems, control systems, and AI planning to autonomously control a robot. |
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The TeamsFifteen teams (over fifty students) participated in Maslab 2005. Each team's robot had a unique mechanical and software design which made for an extremely exciting contest! |
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The KitThe difficult Maslab contest calls for powerful hardware and software, which is provided to students to jump-start their development. |
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Wiki ForumsThe Wiki is an interactive web forum which contains team journals, lecture notes, and day-to-day communication between students and staff. |
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PhotographsWe have a wide variety of photographs including candid shots from lab, robots portraits, and contest day photos. |
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Sponsors
Maslab would not be possible without our generous sponsors. They donate equipment, services, and money. This year's primary sponsors were MIT EECS, MIT Open Courseware, and Cypress MicroSystems. A complete list of sponsors and contributors appears on the Sponsor Page.
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