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Arquimea Cathedra

Development of innovative robotics solutions

  • Start: 2009
  • End: 2013
  • Funder: Arquimea Ingeniería S.L.
ARQUIMEA INGENIERÍA S.L.U. is a multinational company founded in 2005 as a spin-off of UC3M. The ARQUIMEA collaboration goal is to develop of innovative robotics solutions in a wide variety of applications.
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ASEPEYO-SG

Rehabilitation system using serious games ASEPEYO-UC3M

  • Start: 2019
  • End: 2020
  • Funder: ASEPEYO MUTUA DE ACCIDENTES DE TRABAJO Y ENFERMEDADES PROFESIONALES

The objective of this contract for ASEPEYO is to promote the development by UC3M of applications based on video game technology, Serious Games (SG) and Virtual Reality (VR), towards an integration and direct use in hospital environments.

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ASIBOT-HNPT

Assistive robot for National Paraplegic Hospital of Toledo

  • Start: 2006
  • End: 2009
  • Funder: IMSERSO
Project performs live experimentation of ASIBOT robot in clinical environment of the National Paraplegic Hospital of Toledo (HNPT) in daily operations: tooth cleaning, etc. Final objective is the development of ASIBOT2 robot under the pacients' demands.
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ASIROV

Satellite recovery by robotic systems using computer vision

  • Start: 2005
  • End: 2008
  • Funder: CDTI
The aim of this Project is to develop strategies and techniques that can used for the capture of satellites by robotics manipulators using computer vision. The results are directly applicable to robot visual servoing in industrial and service applications
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Automatic detection of behavioral patterns in herring from sonar data in response to external stimulus

Automatic detection of behavioral patterns in herring from sonar data in response to external stimulus

  • Start: 2014
  • End: 2015
  • Funder: NILS Science and Sustainability programme
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BADGER

Robot for autonomous underground trenchless operations, mapping and navigation

  • Start: 2017
  • End: 2019
  • Funder: European Union - HORIZON 2020
The HORIZON 2020 project BADGER (Robot for Autonomous underground trenchless operations, mapping and navigation) is one of the few funded projects in the last LEIT ICT 25 2016 Call (7,4% of success). The RoboticsLab of the University Carlos III of Madrid (ES) leads the project with the following partners: University of Glasgow

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