The Center for Automation, Robotics and Distributed Intelligence at Colorado School of Mines conducts research in control systems, computer vision and autonomy.
The Center for Automation, Robotics, and Distributed Intelligence (CARDI) is a research center within Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado. CARDI conducts interdisciplinary research encompassing control systems, robotics and automation, computer vision and intelligence, distributed systems and networking, and data science. The center supports graduate and undergraduate researchers and collaborates with multiple Mines robotics labs including the Algorithmic Robotics Group, the ARIA Lab, and the MIRRORLab.
Colorado School of Mines holds top-ten U.S. rankings for robotics programs and is recognized globally for applied robotics research. Research applications include mine safety, autonomous vehicles, deep brain stimulation probe guidance, remote telesurgery, and additive manufacturing automation.
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