![[VIDEO] Setting up your Jackal UGV](https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.clearpathrobotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/27074537/JackalSetup_FeatureIMage-1080x675.png)
by Chris Bogdon | Jun 27, 2019 | Teaching and Learning |
Building off of our new YouTube series that helps you get up and running with your Clearpath robotic platforms (watch it here), our latest video demonstrates next steps with Jackal UGV. After our senior software engineer, Dave Niewinski, ran through unboxing and...
by Chris Bogdon | Jun 26, 2019 | Teaching and Learning |
Timothy Barfoot, an autonomous space robotics researcher and associate professor at the University of Toronto, put together an excellent presentation on lessons learned from conducting field research in remote locations. In this post, we’ve gathered the key takeaways...
by Chris Bogdon | Apr 11, 2019 | Blog, Teaching and Learning |
We are excited to release our first video in our new YouTube series, featuring our senior software engineer Dave Niewinski. Watch as he demonstrates the initial steps in setting up a Jackal UGV. This episode includes; how to power the robot, connecting a controller to...
by Chris Bogdon | Apr 11, 2019 | Blog, Teaching and Learning |
Dave is back! The second episode is our YouTube series is now live. This time, watch as Dave demonstrates the initial steps in setting up a Husky UGV. This episode includes; how to power the robot (including what to do if you have the lithium-ion upgrade to the...
by Chris Bogdon | Jan 25, 2019 | Blog, Teaching and Learning |
Introduction The Heron USV software has been undergoing a number of notable updates recently. One of the changes is a new simulator which utilizes Gazebo software. The control scheme and sensor processing on the simulated heron is performed in the same way on the...
by Ebrahim Shahrivar | Aug 29, 2018 | Blog, Teaching and Learning |
In the previous article VT&R Part 1, we introduced Visual Teach and Repeat Technology and gave a insight into software highlights and its ease of use. In part 2, we will be looking into what makes VT&R different, potential applications and robot...
