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Tag Archives: LASR
Jessica Tozer: Before I relinquish the chair for the final time, I wanted to write you all a final farewell, and a final thanks. Science (always) matters!
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Posted in Articles, Featured, Robots, Space, Space Matters
Tagged armed with science, Autonomous Systems Research, DARPA’s Robotics Challenge, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, Kirk, Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, LASR, Leonard Nimoy, matters, Naval Research Lab, Picard, robots with faces, science, science future, science matters, science-fiction, Senate Armed Services Committee, Star Trek, Wanted: Robot. Willing to Pay 2M
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Robots utilize their advanced sensing and reasoning capabilities to further their agenda in this episode of Robot Secrets Revealed (a Naval Research Lab production).
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Posted in Articles, Robots, Videos
Tagged AI, androids, anthropomorphic robots, armed with science, Artificial Intelligence, AWS, cool technology, damage control, data, different environments, DoD science blog, facility, fire-fighting, future, IEDs, innovation, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, lab, Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, LASR, Lucas, Marvin the Paranoid Android, Naval Research Lab, naval research laboratory, NRL, Octavia, Rear Adm. Matthew Klunder, research, robot skin, robot takeover, robotics, robots, robots with faces, SciFi, service members, Star Trek, state-of-the-art
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Hey, anyone need a river simulation tool? I know an organization lookin’ to license one out… The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has developed a river simulation tool (RST) that performs automated extraction of riverine features from imagery. My first thought here …
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Posted in Technology Licensing
Tagged bathymetry, bottom type for friction coefficient specification, conquistadors, data, discharge, hazard locations, image-derived data, LASR, lateral mixing coefficient, mesh generation, moats, Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), onr, produces river currents, qua-mapping simulation device, river simulation tool, RST, synthetic cross-sections, tide elevations, topography, underwater land, War of 1812, water, water levels
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Photo slideshow by Ian Graham Photo montage depicting the Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research (LASR), a part of the Naval Research Laboratory, where they’re working toward creating viable solutions for problems service members might actually face. One of these is …
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Posted in Robots, STEM, Technology
Tagged automatons, fighting fires, future, Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, LASR, naval research laboratory, navy, NRL, robots, robots for the future, sailors, service members, solutions, Technology, video
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By Jessica L. Tozer Admittedly, the initial idea of a robot with a face conjures up memories of every single SciFi robot movie I’ve ever seen. Usually involving humans fleeing in terror as the autonomous voice screams “kill, kill” while shooting …
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Posted in Robots, STEM, Technology
Tagged AI, androids, Artificial Intelligence, cool technology, damage control, data, different environments, facility, fire-fighting, future, IEDs, innovation, lab, Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, LASR, Lucas, Marvin the Paranoid Android, naval research laboratory, NRL, Octavia, Rear Adm. Matthew Klunder, research, robot skin, robot takeover, robotics, robots, SciFi, service members, Star Trek, state-of-the-art, Technology
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We just returned from a demonstration and tour of the U.S. Navy Research Laboratory’s Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research (LASR, for short) — in layman’s terms, the NRL’s robotics lab. There’s a lot going on there, from realistic climate testing …
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Posted in STEM, Technology, Videos
Tagged AI, android, computer, damage control, DC-21, electronics, fire, firefighting, gadget, Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, LASR, Math, Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence, Octavia, Office of Naval Research, onr, robotics, robots, science, Technology, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, USNRL
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