This document provides contact information and course details for an autonomous systems tutorial taught by Dr. Islam Khalil at German University in Cairo. The course assessment consists of a final exam, midterm, and a group project comprised of several milestones. Teams of 5-7 students must register for the project by February 15th. The introduction defines autonomous systems as operating without human interaction in unstructured environments to complete tasks like surveillance, search and rescue, or firefighting. It outlines key components for autonomous robots, including locomotion, localization, navigation, mapping, and control architecture.
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Autonomous Systems Tutorial 1
This document provides contact information and course details for an autonomous systems tutorial taught by Dr. Islam Khalil at German University in Cairo. The course assessment consists of a final exam, midterm, and a group project comprised of several milestones. Teams of 5-7 students must register for the project by February 15th. The introduction defines autonomous systems as operating without human interaction in unstructured environments to complete tasks like surveillance, search and rescue, or firefighting. It outlines key components for autonomous robots, including locomotion, localization, navigation, mapping, and control architecture.
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Autonomous Systems:Tutorial 1
Mechatronics Engineering
Dr. Islam S. M. Khalil
German University in Cairo
Faculty of Engineering and Material Science
February 10, 2018
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Contact Information M.Sc. Omar Mahmoud Shehata Email: [email protected] Office: C1.201 M.Sc. Lobna Tarek Abo Serre Email: [email protected] Office: C1.201 M.Sc. Catherine Malak Elias Email: [email protected] Office: C1.201 Eng. Ali Bahaa Bahgat Email: [email protected] Office: C1.202 Dr. Islam S. M. Khalil Autonomous Systems:Tutorial 1 2/8 Course Assessment
Final (Open Book) 40%
Midterm (Open Book) 20% Project 40%
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Project Team consist of 5 to 7 members. The registration is done through a link and list of accepted teams will be available on intranet. (deadline:Thursday 15th February 2018) Milestone 1 (5%): evaluations will be on Tuesday 22nd February 2018. Milestone 2 (10%): evaluations will be on Tuesday 6th March 2018. Milestone 3 (10%): evaluations will be on Tuesday 10th April 2018. Milestone 4 (15%): evaluations will be on Tuesday 3rd May 2018. Any late submission will cause a deduction in the grade. Dr. Islam S. M. Khalil Autonomous Systems:Tutorial 1 4/8 Introduction Autonomous Systems are those which can operate in an unstructured environment to achieve a certain task without human interaction or intervention. where, the unstructured environment means without previous information about the surroundings.
Tasks required by autonomous systems can be
surveillance, search and rescue, fire fighting and demining. Dr. Islam S. M. Khalil Autonomous Systems:Tutorial 1 5/8 For Any Autonomous Robot (1) Locomotion: according to application define how the robot will be mobile; wheeled. legged (hexapod). flying (quad-rotor). Others. (2) Localization: defining exact location using: Encoders IMU: inertial measurement unit, accelerometer and gyroscope. GPS. Others.
(3) Navigation: detecting the surroundings.
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(4) Mapping: drawing a map of the enviroment.
(5) Control architecture: Centralized Decentralized. Others.
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Any Questions ? Thank you
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