While the luxury of mechanical helpers around the home is a ways off, Curtin’s annual Robofair shows how robots still play a major, if slightly less obvious, role in 21st century life.
By Sam Jeremic | Campus and community; Engineering and mining | Leave a commentCurtin’s Block Pirates came equal second with a team from Swinburne University of Technology at the Curtin leg of the iNexus Robotics Competition.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentWith less than a week to go, Curtin’s Block Pirates are fine-tuning their robots for the challenge on the 5 December 2009.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentRobots from around Australia will converge on Curtin in December to compete for the chance to represent their country.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentThis December, Curtin University of Technology students will host the inaugural Australian stage of the international robotics competition, iNexus.
Held at Curtin’s Bentley Campus, this competition is an opportunity for students to build their own robots to contend against other teams from across Australia, with the winners going on to compete against the world’s best in India.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematicsCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
