UF ABE Robotics Team
Link to ASABE Robotics Competition Website: HERE
Introduction to ASABE Robotics Student Design Competition
The American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers (ASABE) Robotics Competition is a student design competition held annually since 2006. The aim of this competition, as the founder of the competition Prof. Tony Grift said, is to encourage undergraduate as well as graduate students to develop innovative robotic solutions to real life problems in the agriculture area.
Join us in 2018 Competition
Registration of the 2018 competition is open now. We (UF) will form a robotics team this year consisting of 4-5 students (undergrads/grads) to compete. Please join us if you are interested. 2018 Robotics Competition Rules can be found here:Final Rules and Updates and Q&A
Preferred Skills and Experience:
Experience with 3D drawing software (eg. SolidWorks) is preferred;
Experience with microcontrollers (eg. arduino, raspberrypi, etc.) is preferred;
Any programming experience (C, C++, Python, etc.) will be very helpful;
Deadline:
Feb 9th, 2018
Contact:
Hao Gan
143 Frazier Rogers Hall
Email: ganhao89@ufl.edu
2017 UF ABE robotics team
In 2017, we formed a team of 4 students to compete in the competition in Spokane, Washtington. We placed 4th in the competition. The team members include: Eduardo Carrascal, Shirin Ghatrehsamani, Akram Gholami, Tyler Poon.
Vedioes of 2017 ASABE Robotics Competition
Link to ASABE Robotics Competition video: here
|
Akram GholamiTeam Captain, Master's Student, graduate Research Assistant Email: akramgholamipare@ufl.edu |
Pictures of 2017 robotics team
2016 UF ABE robotics team
In 2016, we formed a team the first time since 2011 to participate the competition in Orlando, Florida.
Vedioes of 2016 ASABE Robotics Competition
Link to ASABE Robotics Competition video: here
|
Amanda DeCanioTeam Captain, Bachelor's Student, Undergraduate Research Assistant in the lab of Precision Agriculture Research: Precision Agriculture UF/IFAS IrriGator Article: here Email: a.decanio@ufl.edu |
Pictures of 2016 robotics team
