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AirLab Summer School |
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The goal of this boot camp is to get each student started with the basics, broaden their horizon beyond their own research topic, understand the tradeoffs of different approaches in our context (real-time, flying robots, etc.) and make our students more “dangerous” with some code/tools that they can use to jump start their research.
Sessions cover topics in Perception, State Estimation, Action, and Infrastructure. Each session will consist of a lecture followed by hands-on exercises.
Click on a session in the overview below to jump to its summary, video, outline, and links.
Various labs will require these specifications:
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Matlab installed from CMU with all the toolboxes
- Python: Pytorch, torchvision, opencv-python, opencv-contrib-python
- ROS Melodic
- Docker
An introduction to graph neural network and its application in robotics, with an exercise and implementation in Github Classroom
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An overview of popular methods used for object detection and tracking with a brief introduction to platform tools for inference
detection colab 1 | detection colab 2 | tracking tutorial |
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Revision and implementation of the recent binocular stereo methods including non-leanring and learning-based
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An introduction to the unique challenges of motion planning for flying robots with interactive Matlab exercises
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An overview of newer motion planning methods as well as a walkthrough on how to use OMPL
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A practical introduction to modeling and control for Multirotor Aerial Vehicles with interactive MATLAB exercises
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An intro to setting up infrastructure on the cloud & cluster and an overview of various AirLab development operations tools
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An overview of the AirLab Core Autonomy Stack, including the setup, walkthrough, and running examples
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An introduction of doing drone simulation in AirSim, using the core stack package in the simulation, as well as doing reinforcement learning in it
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