Robotics and Intelligent Machines science fair projects from 2019

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ISEF · 2019

Auto Arranger Based on Deep Learning Methods

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

This project implements the idea of automatic accompaniment. Deep learning is used to create accompaniment without using samples. In contrast to existing auto arrangement products, it allows…

ISEF · 2019

Autonomous Maze Solving

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

This project's goal was to develop a system capable of navigating a maze given the system limitations of the Arduino platform. The first step was coming up with the logic behind the path sho…

ISEF · 2019

Braille Translator

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

According with the World Health Organization (2014), there are 285 millions of people with a visual disability all around the world. At least 39 million are totally blind. The main problem t…

ISEF · 2019

Data Analytics for Fake News Detection

Robotics and Intelligent Machines Fourth Award

The spread of fake news on the internet is presenting increasing threats to national security, with the potential to incite public unrest and violence. Given Singapore’s multiracial society,…

ISEF · 2019

Drones for Invasive Species Monitoring

Robotics and Intelligent Machines Fourth Award

Lygodium Microphyllum is an invasive species relatively new to Central Florida. It out-competes and destroys varieties of plants in multiple ecosystems. Currently, detection in Central Flori…

ISEF · 2019

Electromagnetic Wall Climber, Year 2

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

In year two of building the electromagnetic wall climber the goal of building a robot capable of climbing steel structures remained the same. This year the project’s focus is on improving th…

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