Northern Evolution and Robotics Laboratory
From Computer Science Community
The Northern Evolution and Robotics Laboratory (NERL) is a multi-disciplinary research laboratory which focuses on various forms of evolutionary computation and robotics.
Strictly robotic projects (incomplete listing):
- Trilobot
- Amigobot
- Car
- Truck
- Rovers
- Laptop Bob
- Holobot
Besides strictly physical robotics, NERL is involved in various other projects:
- Computer Science Community currently shares space on the Virtual NMU server, housed in NERL.
- Virtual NMU server operations housed in NERL.
- breveCluster was originally housed in NERL until the first half of 2007 when it was moved to its own dedicated air-conditioned facility.
[edit] People
- Director: Jeffrey Horn
- Current students: (in chronological order of joining the lab; senior students listed first)
- Brian Krent
- James Ives (New Lab "Manager")
- Past students: (in lexicographical order by last name; incomplete list)
- Correy Kowall (Graduated at the end of the Winter 2008 semester.)
- Scott Raiford (Graduated at the end of the Winter 2008 semester.)
- Alex Anagnos, "Manager" (Graduated at the end of the Winter 2007 semester; Title bestoed upon him due to his diligence with regard to cleaning the lab and keeping it clean.)
