Peter Corke

By day I’m a professor at Queensland University of Technology. My interests include robotics, computer vision, embedded systems, control and networking. I’ve worked on robotic systems for mining, aerial and underwater applications.
By night I maintain two open-source toolboxes, one for robotics and one for vision, and have just finished writing a book on robotics, vision & control which will be published September 2011.
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Introducing Robotics: Robotics and Society (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
Queensland University of Technology

Introducing Robotics: Robotics and Society (FutureLearn)

Dive into the fascinating world of robotics with 'Introducing Robotics: Robotics and Society'. This course explores how robots are being integrated into our daily lives and examines their potential impact on addressing some of humanity's most pressing issues. From automation to space exploration, understand the diverse applications of robotics and contemplate the ethical implications of their increasing presence in society.

No sessions available
3 Weeks
Introducing Robotics: Making Robots Move (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
Queensland University of Technology

Introducing Robotics: Making Robots Move (FutureLearn)

Embark on a journey into the world of robotics with 'Introducing Robotics: Making Robots Move'. This course is designed for those eager to understand the mechanics behind robot movement. From basic concepts like position and pose to advanced topics such as kinematics and programming in MATLAB, this course provides a comprehensive introduction to getting robots to move effectively.

No sessions available
3 Weeks
Introducing Robotics: Build a Robot Arm (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
Queensland University of Technology

Introducing Robotics: Build a Robot Arm (FutureLearn)

Dive into the fascinating world of robotics with 'Introducing Robotics: Build a Robot Arm'. This beginner-friendly course guides you through designing, building, and programming a basic yet functional robotic arm capable of drawing on paper. Ideal for those new to robotics, this course offers hands-on experience in integrating hardware and software to create your own robot.

No sessions available
5-12 Weeks
Robotic Vision: Principles of Vision (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
Queensland University of Technology

Robotic Vision: Principles of Vision (FutureLearn)

Explore the fascinating world of vision with 'Robotic Vision: Principles of Vision'. This course delves into the basics of how humans and machines see, understanding perspective, image structure, and more. Perfect for enthusiasts and professionals alike who want to learn how to program robots to 'see' and interact with their environment.

No sessions available
3 Weeks
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