Wunderbots have been demonstrated at ASME and IEEE meetings, national competition IGVC (Intelligent Ground Vehicle Compitition)
in 2004, 2006, and 2008 (sample
IGVC COMPETITON REPORT) ,
and corporate & institutional gatherings (JLG, Keck foundation, Phoenix-Contact).
This research has helped many students gain employment and graduate school entrance (Stanford, Dartmouth, Notre Dame,
U. Mass, RPI, U. Arkansas, U. Maryland, Drexel).
Located in $20,000,000 Science, Mathematics & Engineering Center -- and includes:
A library with 1000 publications in Robotics, Machine Intelligence, Supercomputer Design, Embedded systems, Digital Design, Controls,
Computer Architecture, Architectural Engineering, Architectural and Urban Design, and Sustainable Design (Dr.W.'s library for students to use).
Industrial Programmable Logic Controllers, 80251 Microcontroller test boards & assembler/simulator software,
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays & Xilinx logic simulators, and a 3D printer for prototyping robotics parts and architectural models
