EurAgEng Outstanding Paper Award 2020 – short listed paper
Congratulations to our Multipurpose Orchard Robotics Team! Our recent paper: Robotic kiwifruit harvesting using machine vision, convolutional neural networks, and robotic arms, (submitted to Biosystems Engineering) has been shortlisted for consideration for a EurAgEng Outstanding Paper Award 2020. The Awards
Enginuity Day 2020 – inspiring our future women engineers!
Enginuity Day, an annual event hosted by the Faculty of Engineering celebrates, motivates, and inspires our future women engineers. Girls from high school were invited to hear about, learn, and try engineering activities. Our robotics team led by Henry Williams,
A fruitful partnership with Robotics Plus
Over the last 6+ years, CARES has partnered with Robotics Plus to develop robotics technologies for orchards. Our collaboration on project Multipurpose Orchard Robotics, developed new orchard automation technology for pollination and harvesting services internationally using a new multi-purpose autonomous
Meet a roboticist: Mahla Nejati, PhD student
Meet Mahla Nejati, PhD student. “My most memorable moment: seeing the robot pick a kiwifruit for the first time” Multipurpose Orchard Robotics was an awesome project that developed new orchard automation technology for pollination and harvesting of fruit such as
Our NZ Kiwifruit picking robot features on BBC
Meet a roboticist: Parag Tarwadi, PhD student
Meet Parag Tarwadi, PhD student How would you describe your project? My research is to develop a reliable, real-time, and inexpensive navigation system for scanning a ship hull with the unwanted biofouling. The underwater robot will autonomously navigate around the
MaaraTech: authentic robotics co-design
Maaratech newsletter
The Maaratech team have been busy working behind the scenes over the last 18 months planning, researching, co-designing, developing and building! To catch up on the latest news, check out our newsletter. MaaraTech_Newsletter_ISSUE 1_MAY 2020
We can build robots, but how do we build trust in them as companions and co-workers.
Professor Elizabeth Broadbent talks to Gilbert Wong about current research in human robot interaction. Liz works with our talented robotics research team to investigate how we can co-design robots that interact and positively support people. For the full article The