The Quanser QBot 3 stands out as an innovative, open-architecture autonomous ground robot built on a 2-wheel mobile platform. Complete with integrated sensors and a sophisticated vision system, it is accompanied by comprehensive courseware, making it an optimal choice for teaching both undergraduate and advanced robotics and mechatronics courses. The courseware comprises independent modules, providing professors with the flexibility to effortlessly select, modify, or create new exercises for their courses.
In addition to its primary functions, the QBot 3 boasts a reinforced landing platform and cargo plate, doubling as an electromechanical prototyping platform for design projects. Its open-architecture control structure enables users to incorporate various off-the-shelf sensors and personalize the QBot 3 to suit their research needs. This customization spans diverse areas, including vehicle navigation and control, autonomous vehicle management, machine learning, computer vision, multi-agent heterogeneous, and swarm robotics, among other possibilities.
The courseware laboratory exercises are organized in a set of independent modules, allowing professors to select and adapt them easily for an existing course, or build a new course.
The Quanser Self-Driving Car Studio is the ideal platform to investigate various research topics for teaching and academic research in an accessible and relevant way. Use it to jump-start your research or give students authentic hands-on experiences learning about the essentials of self-driving.
Quanser’s new Autonomous Vehicles Research Studio is the ideal solution for academics looking to build an indoor multi-vehicle research lab in a short amount of time. Consisting of QDrone quadrotors and QBot 2e ground vehicles, ground control station, vision, and safety equipment, the Autonomous Vehicles Research Studio is the only option for research groups looking to jumpstart autonomous robotics research programs and be productive in a very short amount of time.
