Dr. Raymond Sheh from the Intelligent Robots Group was invited to the pre-screening of Terminator Genisys on the 29th of June, as a guest of The West Australian Newspaper. As mentioned previously, the contrast between the performance of robots at the DRC Finals and the Terminator robots would suggest that our risk to civilisation lies […]
Raymond Sheh
49 posts
The Intelligent Robots Group once again features in Ben O’Shea’s “Inside Cover” column of The West Australian newspaper, 11 June 2015, with the inevitable tongue-in-cheek references to terminators and the robot apocalypse. The performance of robots at the recent DARPA Robotics Challenge, which Dr. Sheh played a crucial role in developing way back in 2012 […]
Back in 2012, Dr. Raymond Sheh was one of the developers of the tasks of the DARPA Robotics Challenge, during his previous role at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. He joined DARPA in December 2013 as one of the operations team for the DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials, held in Homestead, Florida. A […]
The Intelligent Robots Group continues to support international efforts aimed at improving the ability of responders to address hazardous situations. Dr. Raymond Sheh traveled to Florida for the Camp Blanding leg of the 2015 Raven’s Challenge, an event that tests the ability of bomb squads to address various hazards. Dr. Sheh deployed various new tests […]
I am currently a Computer Science Honours student doing research with Dr. Sheh. I am passionate about the field of Computer Science, and am now exploring my interests in the field of Robotics. The research project I am undertaking has a particular focus on using state estimation and sensor fusion techniques to model objects in […]
Join us for an introduction to 3D printing and the Open Academic Robot Kit! 5pm-7.30pm on Friday the 1st of May, 2015, at the Engineering Pavilion, Curtin University. Email rsvp@intelligentrobots.org to register. This event is being run by the Intelligent Robots Group at the Department of Computing, Curtin University, in association with the Institute […]
Hi All! I know it has been ages since I last spoke to many of you about the Open Academic Robot Kit and Confined Space Challenge. Indeed, for a fair few of you it would have been the Response Robotics Summer School last year! We’re hoping to finally get this off the ground now, and […]
We’re putting together a small pilot team of Perth-based high school students, with the aim of competing in a demonstration of the RoboCupRescue Confined Space Challenge, to be held as part of the RoboCup World Championships in Hefei, China in mid-July! Here is an open letter I sent to several high school teachers in Perth; […]
Raymond Sheh is representing the Intelligent Robots Group at the United Nations World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction, currently being held in Sendai, Japan! He will be supporting the work of the Group as part of the DHS-NIST-ASTM International Standard Test Methods for Response Robots project. Dr. Raymond Sheh with Prof. Satoshi Tadokoro of Tohoku […]
If you missed our appearance on Today Tonight on the 2nd of February, the story has now gone up on YouTube! Of course if you want any further information, please do get in touch!
Welcome to everyone who found out about us through the recent Brainy State special on Channel 7 Perth’s Today Tonight! Want more information about Baxter? The plans for the 3D printed robot are available from the webpage of our Open Academic Robot Kit initiative, follow the links to Designs. We are also leading an […]
The Intelligent Robots Group will be featured on Today Tonight, Channel 7 Perth, on the 2nd of February sometime between 6.30 pm and 7.00 pm, as part of their special series called “Brainy State”! Raymond Sheh, Ian Blackley and Baxter, after filming of the first “Brainy State” story at the Department of Computing. Watch this […]
Raymond Sheh represented the Intelligent Robots Group at the recent meeting of the ASTM International standards committee on Homeland Security Applications; Operational Equipment; Robots (E54.08.01). We have been working with this committee, through our collaboration with the US Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), since mid-2014, developing standard ways of testing […]