Robotics and Intelligent Machines science fair projects from 2017

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ISEF · 2017

A Bionic Cognitive Based SLAM System

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Abstract In this study, BioSLAM, a bionic simultaneous localization and mapping system, is presented. BioSLAM models after human cognition for registering environment features and for recogn…

ISEF · 2017

Autonomous Vehicle for Convoys

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Significant improvements in this continuation project were made on a concept demonstration of unmanned vehicle convoys for military/commercial transportation. Last year’s study resulted in L…

ISEF · 2017

Braille Reading and Training System

Robotics and Intelligent Machines Fourth Award

Braille books are extremely hard to find as well as very bulky and heavy to carry around. The purpose of my project was to design and construct a refreshable single cell braille device, alon…

ISEF · 2017

Disability Breaker

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Disability Breaker project can Stop 3 types of the hardest types of disabilities like blind deaf & dumb paralyzed & Deaf dumb About the First Disability my project help them by convert speec…

ISEF · 2017

Genetic Algorithms and Sorting Data

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Genetic Algorithms (GAs) are a recent and relatively unexplored form of basic artificial intelligence. Many applications still need development. This project is an attempt to determine the c…

ISEF · 2017

Implementing New Methods of Prosthetic Control

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Close to fifty percent of upper-limb amputees do not use a prosthetic. The reason is that traditional prosthetic hands offer limited usage, while more advanced options are more costly. Amput…

ISEF · 2017

Program for the Deaf and Dumb

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

According to the statistics of the World Health Organization (WHO), there are more than 360 million people with physical disabilities in the world, including 32 million of them are children.…

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