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RoMeLa
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Приєднався 2 вер 2007
The Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory (RoMeLa) at UCLA is a facility for graduate and undergraduate robotics research and education with an emphasis on studying novel mobile robot locomotion strategies. Our research interests are in the area of Robot Locomotion and Manipulation, Kinematics and Mechanisms, Analysis, Simulation, and Design of Mechanical Systems.
ARTEMIS humanoid update
ARTEMIS update 2024.04.20
* ARTEMIS (Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability) is a full-sized humanoid robot developed at RoMeLa (Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory) at UCLA, designed from ground up for highly dynamic locomotion with new technical innovations.
* ARTEMIS is being developed as a “general-purpose humanoid,” with a focus on studying dynamic bipedal locomotion on unstructured environments.
* ARTEMIS is also being developed as a soccer player robot for the autonomous robot soccer competition, RoboCup. The official goal of RoboCup is to have a team of robots play against the human WorldCup champions and win by the year 2050. RoMeLa is a 5 time World Champion in RoboCup.
Notable Performances:
* ARTEMIS can walk up to 2.1 m/s
* ARTEMIS can walk on uneven, rough, unstructured terrain - can walk on a rubble pile with randomly scattered wooden planks, blocks and boxes, etc.
* ARTEMIS is very robust against external disturbances - can balance even when pushed or kicked ‘very strongly.’
* ARTEMIS can run (with a flight phase with both feet off the ground). She is first humanoid robot in academia that can run, and the 3rd in the world (after Honda and Boston Dynamics.)
* ARTEMIS operates untethered, with all power (battery) and computations (computers) onboard.
Notable Technical Innovations:
* ARTEMIS uses custom designed torque-controlled, “proprioceptive actuators” (vs position controlled servo motors) which behaves more like biological muscles. This enables it to make it run and walk on uneven terrain.
* ARTEMIS is 100% electric actuation (vs. hydraulic actuation like Boston Dynamics’ ATLAS humanoid robot)
ARTEMIS Specification:
* Height: 1.42 m (4 ft 8 in)
* Weight (mass): 37 kg (82 lbs)
* 20 Degree of Freedom (DoF)
- 5 DoF per leg
- 4 DoF per arm
- 2 DoF neck
* Actuators: custom designed torque-controlled proprioceptive actuators
* Power: x4 100Wh Lithium battery
* Sensors
- x1 ZED 2i stereo camera
- x2 RealSense D435i
- x1 Microstrain IMU
- x2 Custom foot loadcell
Fun facts:
* ARTEMIS is considered female (In ancient Greek religion and mythology, Artemis is the goddess of chastity, hunting, and the moon)
* Officially, ARTEMIS stands for “Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability”
* Internally, ARTEMIS stands for “A Robot That Exceeds Messi In Soccer”
* ARTEMIS is partially funded by ONR (Office of Naval Research) and funds raised by a successful UCLA Spark Fund campaign.
* ARTEMIS (Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability) is a full-sized humanoid robot developed at RoMeLa (Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory) at UCLA, designed from ground up for highly dynamic locomotion with new technical innovations.
* ARTEMIS is being developed as a “general-purpose humanoid,” with a focus on studying dynamic bipedal locomotion on unstructured environments.
* ARTEMIS is also being developed as a soccer player robot for the autonomous robot soccer competition, RoboCup. The official goal of RoboCup is to have a team of robots play against the human WorldCup champions and win by the year 2050. RoMeLa is a 5 time World Champion in RoboCup.
Notable Performances:
* ARTEMIS can walk up to 2.1 m/s
* ARTEMIS can walk on uneven, rough, unstructured terrain - can walk on a rubble pile with randomly scattered wooden planks, blocks and boxes, etc.
* ARTEMIS is very robust against external disturbances - can balance even when pushed or kicked ‘very strongly.’
* ARTEMIS can run (with a flight phase with both feet off the ground). She is first humanoid robot in academia that can run, and the 3rd in the world (after Honda and Boston Dynamics.)
* ARTEMIS operates untethered, with all power (battery) and computations (computers) onboard.
Notable Technical Innovations:
* ARTEMIS uses custom designed torque-controlled, “proprioceptive actuators” (vs position controlled servo motors) which behaves more like biological muscles. This enables it to make it run and walk on uneven terrain.
* ARTEMIS is 100% electric actuation (vs. hydraulic actuation like Boston Dynamics’ ATLAS humanoid robot)
ARTEMIS Specification:
* Height: 1.42 m (4 ft 8 in)
* Weight (mass): 37 kg (82 lbs)
* 20 Degree of Freedom (DoF)
- 5 DoF per leg
- 4 DoF per arm
- 2 DoF neck
* Actuators: custom designed torque-controlled proprioceptive actuators
* Power: x4 100Wh Lithium battery
* Sensors
- x1 ZED 2i stereo camera
- x2 RealSense D435i
- x1 Microstrain IMU
- x2 Custom foot loadcell
Fun facts:
* ARTEMIS is considered female (In ancient Greek religion and mythology, Artemis is the goddess of chastity, hunting, and the moon)
* Officially, ARTEMIS stands for “Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability”
* Internally, ARTEMIS stands for “A Robot That Exceeds Messi In Soccer”
* ARTEMIS is partially funded by ONR (Office of Naval Research) and funds raised by a successful UCLA Spark Fund campaign.
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A Climbing Robot with Long Extending and Bending Tape Measure Limb - EEWOC
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EEWOC: Extended-reach Enhanced Wheeled Orb for Climbing Our modern world is filled with many large vertical structures, including towers, factories, bridges, power stations, and ships. These vital pieces of infrastructure require regular inspections and maintenance to ensure safety, but can be dangerous for humans. Climbing robots can be deployed to help protect human inspectors from electrical...
Team RoMeLa ARTEMIS: Humanoid Locomotion Competition 2023
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Failure is just a necessary stepping stone towards success. Follow Team RoMeLa’s journey with our humanoid robot ARTEMIS! Humanoid Locomotion Competition IEEE Humanoid Conference 2023 Dec 12-14, Austin, TX Let the best bot win! 🤖👍
Cooking Robot, Project YORI
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Introducing Project YORI, a flexible and expandable cooking robot system prototype being developed by RoMeLa in collaboration with Woowa Brothers. YORI stands for “Yummy Operations Robot Initiative” but it also means “cooking” in Korean. Unlike most other cooking robot systems, YORI is designed to be expandable to cook almost any type of dishes. At this point, YORI can cook steak frites, fried ...
RoboCup 2023: RoMeLa (ARTEMIS) vs. NimbRo, Exhibition Game
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At RoboCup 2023, Bordeaux, France. Team RoMeLa's ARTEMIS vs. RoboCup Champions Team NimbRo. This is an exhibition game generously offered by Team NimbRo after an unfortunate incident of an illegal Game Controller that interfered with Team RoMeLa’s last official game. Team RoMeLa would like to thank team NimbRo for the generous offer for an exhibition game, for admirable sportsmanship, and most ...
ARTEMIS Turbo Mode
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Showing ARTEMIS’ secret Turbo mode for the first time! Under Turbo mode, every motion becomes more dynamic including the kick. It can also do the can-can dance! This highly dynamic behavior is technically very challenging to implement, but the flexible yet sold control foundation of ARTEMIS allows us to push the limit and some more.
RoboCup 2023: RoMeLa (ARTEMIS) vs. HERoEHS, 2nd Half
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Team RoMeLa (UCLA) vs. HERoEHS (Hanyang Uni.) at RoboCup2023, 2nd half. RoMeLa’s ARTEMIS is the quickest, strongest, and newest robot in the competition, but it takes more than speed and strength to win a game. The game ends as a tie with a score of 0:0. JK, the team leader of HERoEHS, is a former student of Dr. Dennis Hong at RoMeLa. JK had lead Team RoMeLa to victory 12 years ago at RoboCup20...
RoboCup 2023: RoMeLa (ARTEMIS) vs. HERoEHS, 1st Half
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Team RoMeLa (UCLA) vs. HERoEHS (Hanyang Uni.) at RoboCup2023, 1st half RoMeLa’s ARTEMIS is the quickest, strongest, and newest robot in the competition, but it takes more than speed and strength to win a game. The game ends as a tie with a score of 0:0. JK, the team leader of HERoEHS, is a former student of Dr. Dennis Hong at RoMeLa. JK had lead Team RoMeLa to victory 12 years ago at RoboCup201...
RoboCup 2023: RoMeLa (ARTEMIS) vs. SWEATY
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At RoboCup 2023, Bordeaux, France. Team RoMeLa's ARTEMIS' very first official debut game at RoboCup! The slow and steady humanoid SWEATY (Univ. of Applied Sciences Offenburg, Germany) vs. The extremely fast and aggressive, yet very unreliable ARTEMIS (Team RoMeLa, UCLA) ARTEMIS' very first goal at RoboCup! But SWEATY wins over Team RoMeLa, 3:2 At the end, reliability wins over speed… Lesson lea...
RoboCup 2023 Day 0: Team RoMeLa, Robot ARTEMIS 2 Goalie Behavior Testing
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RoboCup 2023 in Bordeaux, France. International autonomous robot soccer competition. Goalie behavior testing for Robot ARTEMIS 2, Team RoMeLa UCLA.
RoboCup 2023 Autonomous soccer testing footage and POV from robot ARTEMIS1, Team RoMeLa.
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RoboCup 2023 Autonomous robot soccer testing footage and POV from robot. Robot ARTEMIS1. Team RoMeLa.
Training ARTEMIS: Autonomous Soccer Playing Humanoid Robot
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[Training ARTEMIS] Humanoid robot ARTEMIS training for RoboCup. Fully autonomous soccer playing outdoors. Testing outdoors is always a challenge because; - Strong sun rays, glare and shadows make it difficult for the vision system. - Uneven ground and deep pile of artificial grass make locomotion challenging. - Robot overheating from direct sunlight. - Environmental noise affects the perception...
ARTEMIS: Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability
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* Please consider contributing to our crowd funding campaign for the next generation ARTEMIS! * UCLA SPARK Fund Campaign 👇 spark.ucla.edu/project/36794 ARTEMIS Humanoid Robot • ARTEMIS (Advanced Robotic Technology for Enhanced Mobility and Improved Stability) is a full-sized humanoid robot developed at RoMeLa (Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory) at UCLA, designed from ground up for highly dynamic...
Novel Extending and Bending Robotic Limb EEMMMa - ASME JMR 2022 Full Presentation
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Title: Novel Extending and Bending Robotic Limb EEMMMa - ASME JMR 2022 Full Presentation Description: Here's a detailed look at RoMeLa's novel robotic limb EEMMMa (Elastic Extending Mechanism for Mobility and Manipulation), a long-reach steel tentacle that can both extend and bend. It can be used to deploy grappling hooks for climbing, and morph its shape to bend around obstacles. This can allo...
Novel Extending and Bending Robotic Limb EEMMMa - ASME JMR 2022 2-Minute Overview
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Novel Extending and Bending Robotic Limb EEMMMa - ASME JMR 2022 2-Minute Overview
ARTEMIS humanoid robot taking a walk indoors
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ARTEMIS humanoid robot taking a walk indoors
BRUCE: Bipedal Robot Unit with Compliance Enhanced
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BRUCE: Bipedal Robot Unit with Compliance Enhanced
Teaser: Contact-Rich Grasping & Locomotion via Distributed Optimization for Multi-Limbed Robots
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Teaser: Contact-Rich Grasping & Locomotion via Distributed Optimization for Multi-Limbed Robots
Design and Control of a Miniature Bipedal Robot with Proprioceptive Actuation for Dynamic Behaviors
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Design and Control of a Miniature Bipedal Robot with Proprioceptive Actuation for Dynamic Behaviors
ARTEMIS, the next generation humanoid robot from RoMeLa
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ARTEMIS, the next generation humanoid robot from RoMeLa
Optimization Based Motion Planning for Multi-Limbed Vertical Climbing Robots-BestPaperAward IROS2019
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Optimization Based Motion Planning for Multi-Limbed Vertical Climbing Robots-BestPaperAward IROS2019
RoMeLa: UCLA Optimist Dennis Hong 데니스홍
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RoMeLa: UCLA Optimist Dennis Hong 데니스홍
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I don't think two or three carbon fiber tubes will make much of a difference when you have those giants on the kees :) Nice work with the hip joints though!
Quanta tecnologia, estudo, ação inteligente é necessária para fazer andar. E esse robô tá ainda muito aquém de quase todos os seres vivos que andam. E tem gente que acha que a vida e as habilidades vieram do acaso. Fomos criados.
Porque o áudio está tão estranho? Vocês são inteligências artificiais 😮
dummy thicc like its name sake
Oh.... I thought you guys made Artemis walk down stairs...
The part where magnets are used to simulate Spider-Man's abilities is really creative and innovative. I think it's cool.
this is awesome! the tape measure system is really ingenious and reminds me alot from First Tech challenge robots that also cleverly used tape measures. Could you explain how the idler pully on the end effector is locked? I dont quite understand how the screw is actuated. Also I would really love to read your paper but unfortunately the asme website says i dont have access.
"Do the Hip Shake Thing" 😁✌🖖
I like romela
Yeah that's what nightmares are made of. It's time for our government to step in and stop this AI robot advancements. It's serious now.
There are better ways.
Such as?
Listen to the 'thud' sound of its legs makes me realize where did The Terminator theme came from.
Are those shin guards? Guess it's going to be playing playing football soon.
It has been at since RoboCup 2023. It will too this year at RoboCup 2024.
I would buy the sony puppy instead.
The thing is, it can't stop moving its legs or it will fall over, great job. Lol.
Of course it can stand still balanced stationary.
@@DennisHongRobot lets see it come to a stop?
@@DKLGalactus5 facebook.com/reel/821225956416672?fs=e&mibextid=ye0k63&fs=e&s=TIeQ9V
i love the sounds it makes
Baby Steps boys, everything living begins with baby steps.
does it ever stop marching?
Yes, it does stop and stand still balanced as needed.
It would help to start with a problem statement, and show previously attempted solutions. Then show how this work is superior. As is, it appears like a solution looking for a problem.
It appears that you have not read the paper.
Nice. Keep going Boyz
GOOD SHOW
this has same Johnny five vibes
Boston Dynamics has some competition!
Boston D has a LOT of competition. After all, AI is basically useless without Robots (or humans) to organize their needs.
Must be nice to work in an environment where VCs will throw cash at any related project.... For consumer style gear, best look at the Shanzhai community instead.
We do not accept funding from VCs
@@DennisHongRobot - Anonymous tu hao sponsor?
@@christopherd.winnan8701 Crowd funding spark.ucla.edu/project/11565
A drunk robot 😂
They were right, in the end everything turns into a crab
congrats! you just achieved what boston dynamics was doing 10 years ago! l🤣
ARTEMIS uses fully electric actuators. BD’s ATLAS is hydraulic. BD’s new electric version was just announced a few days ago.
you guys really want to be boston dynamics
We respect their work but we have different approaches and goals
Doesn't everyone?
@@zapa1pnt Well... yeah?
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