Drexel University DRC-Hubo Team

The goal of the DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC) is to generate groundbreaking research and development so that future robotics can perform the most hazardous activities in future disaster response operations, in tandem with their human counterparts, in order to reduce casualties, avoid further destruction, and save lives.

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Drexel University is leading a team of academic and industry partners in the development of a humanoid robot, and the systems and software needed to address the challenges presented to first responders in dirty and dangerous emergency situations, like those presented in the Chernobyl or Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Disasters.

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My role on the program is to provide support and guidance to the team with respect to DARPA – securing government contracts, managing/ translating government expectations, developing customer report outs, and offering suggestions to maximize team success.

I also acted as team lead during the December 2013 event, and worked with DARPA event staff for issue resolution, and general liaison.

Hubo Climbs Ladder at DRC 2013 Trials – Click to read the article

Click Here – Team DRC-Hubo on IEEE Spectrum!!