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Traditional wheeled robots often encounter challenges when navigating level or complex terrains. To address this real-world issue, our team presents the Multi-terrain Hexapod as a solution. Inspired by the spider’s structure, our Hexapod’s multi-legged design has demonstrated the ability to climb stairs and tackle more intricate terrains. Through this project, we aim to build a comprehensive understanding of legged robots and share our experience in developing the hexapod with the wider robotics community.

Auto-piloting is an evolving technology that significantly contributes to enhancing production efficiency across industries. The development of navigation rovers enables automated, high-loading point-to-point delivery tasks, reducing the reliance on traditional manpower and decreasing the risk of physical injuries among workers. Our team is committed to cultivating expertise in the field of navigation and sharing our experiences in creating navigation robots with the broader robotics community.

Grounding Dino is an innovative computer vision library designed to enhance object detection and scene understanding through advanced grounding techniques. It combines computer vision and natural language processing techniques to integrate contextual understanding in machine learning models, improving their accuracy and efficiency in real-world applications. We will showcase some of the strengths and weaknesses of this very powerful tool during this incoming Inno Show!

Robotic arms have been widely used in various real-world scenarios, such as automobile manufacturing and housekeeping. However, there is a significant gap at the Innovation Wing, as existing robotics-focused projects mainly focus on mobile robots or quadrupeds. To address this gap, our project aims to develop an intelligent manipulator capable of performing precise tasks like maintenance and part sorting in industrial settings.