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CRUSER

  • Reaches across the Navy, Marine Corps, Department of Defense, academia, and industry

  • Collaborative environment for the advancement of unmanned systems education and research endeavors

  • Community of interest for unmanned systems in military and naval operations

  • Encompasses the successful research, education, and experimentation efforts in unmanned systems

  • An inclusive community for all disciplines

  • Conducts concept generation workshops for naval missions

  • Hosts technical symposia to address naval missions, and field experimentation to test selected technologies

At the direction of the Secretary of the Navy, the Naval Postgraduate School leverages its long-standing experience and expertise in the research and education of robotics and unmanned systems to support the Navy's mission. The Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER) serves as a vehicle to align currently disparate research efforts and integrate academic courses across discipline boundaries. CRUSER Charter Document (2017)

 

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Resources

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News

 - Warfare Innovation Continuum (WIC) Workshop September 2018 (Full report)

 - Summary Highlight Report

 

 

The Naval Postgraduate School is envisioning a new public-private facility near the main campus - the Sea, Land, Air Military Research (SLAMR) facility.  The SLAMR facility will be a multi-domain distributed environment for integrated operational robotic/autonomous system education and research.  We are looking for your help to shape the future of this facility!

 

Please Visit the SLAMR Website for More Information (CLICK HERE)

Field Experimentation 18-3 Quicklook

4 June 2018 - 8 June 2018

ASN (RD&A) Unmanned Systems

Goals published 11 Jan 18

 

FY18 Annual Report

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Upcoming Events

REGISTER HERE for CRUSER TechCon 2019

March 2019 CRUSER Monthly Meeting

Date: 11 March 2019
Time:  1200-1250 (Pacific Time (US & Canada))
Location:  ME Auditorium
Remote Connection: Zoom Meeting – see connection options below.
Dial-in:  See below

 

Agenda

1200-1205   Welcome
1205-1225   LT Austin Fleming - Naval Applications of Machine Learning 2019 Workshop Round-up

1225-1245  Capt Ashley Brown - Effective Humanitarian Logistics Delivery using Space-filling Curves
1245-1250  Closing Remarks

 

Please note: we are now using Zoom as a replacement for Collaborate for our monthly meetings. To join the meeting remotely, you have the option of downloading the Zoom App on your desktop, smart phone, or tablet OR connect via the web at the link below.

 

Meeting ID: 789 288 103

Join via Web:    https://zoom.us/j/789288103

Join via Zoom App on your mobile device:

+16699006833,,789288103# US (San Jose)
+14086380968,,789288103# US (San Jose) 

Dial by your location

        +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
        +1 408 638 0968 US (San Jose)
        +1 646 876 9923 US (New York)

Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/advoTyGPRt

 

CRUSER TechCon 2019

Wednesday 17 April 2019 0900-1600 ME Auditorium

REGISTER HERE in advance of the event to ensure we are prepared to welcome you!

0900 Check-in & Networking

0930 Welcome

1000 PANEL 1: Government Innovators

1200 PANEL 2: "Just One Thing" 3: The Entrepreneurs 

1330 PANEL 3: NPS Research

1430 Guided Lab Tours

1600 Networking Reception

"Logistics in Contested Environments"

23-26 September 2019
M-W 0800-1600, Th 0800-1200
Glasgow 102

Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey CA

FIELD EXPERIMENTATION 19-2

4 - 8 February 2019
Camp Roberts, CA

Focus Area: Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief

—Experiment Proposals for this event are closed—

Click here to register (required for all JIFX participants [experimenters, observers, media, etc])

FIELD EXPERIMENTATION 19-3

29 April - 3 May 2019
Camp Roberts, CA

Focus Areas: Artifical Intelligence, Machine Learning, Command and Control (C2), Autonomous Systems, and Cybersecurity

FIELD EXPERIMENTATION 19-4

5 - 9 August 2019
Camp Roberts, CA

Focus Areas: Autonomy, Human Machine Teaming, Command and Control (C2), and Cybersecurity

NPS RoboDojo Website

The RoboDojo is located in Root Hall 125 A/B (On the library end of Root Hall)

The RoboDojo is a dynamic innovation space (located on NPS campus in Root Hall, Room 125) where students, staff, faculty, and friends can come 'tinker' and learn about robot components and systems. Whether you're five or seventy-five years old, the RoboDojo is designed to promote informal hands-on learning with open hours and volunteer mentors to help the NPS community learn about:

  • rapid prototyping (e.g, with 3D printers and laser cutters);
  • embedded computing (e.g., with Arduino and Raspberry Pi);
  • basic electronics (e.g., with various electronics and breadboard components);
  • robotic software programming (e.g., for Robot Operating System in Python);
  • and more!  

The RoboDojo also hosts various community-led workshops, including recent gatherings on topics ranging from Basics of Solidworks, Intro to Printed Circuit Boards, to Laser Cutting and Engraving, and a Raspberry Pi Workshop.  The RoboDojo represents a grassroots initiative to promote collaborative and community learning, so feel free to stop by and learn about robots!

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