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Devinco

At this page, I will list a number of personal projects. In addition, I am the co-founder and Chief Scientist of a company called Devinco. Please visit the company homepage for more information.
 

LapZ

LapZ is a lap counting system for small radio-controlled cars. It is small, cheap and highly reliable, with great resolution and accuracy.
Please visit www.lapz.com for more information.

Aerial robotics project

How about having your own helicopter, flying around in the air... You could attach a camera, and have a unique opportunity to see what's going on, even in the worst accessible places. The possibilities are limited by imagination only... - and the fact that it's VERY difficult to fly!!

The CyberEagle Project aims to rectify this obsticle. By adding a sensor module, a small computer and some communication system, the model helicopter is turned into a versatile, steady platform for "doing things in the air".
One obvious advantage is "aerial steady-cam", as the helicopter will know its state in the air, and will be able to provide an on-board pan/tilt/roll unit with this information.
Also, flying the helicopter can be made almost fully automatic, allowing everyone to fly it, virtually without any training.
This dramatically reduces the danger of crashes and expensive repairs.

The CyberEagle Project is my main thesis at the Norwegian University of Science and technology. It was completed in the summer, 2002. Check out the project pages.

The CyberBug Project

This was my main thesis at Vestfold College, together with Glenn Øystein Bergan.

The basic idea was to make a robot with six legs that could walk and turn, and be controlled by remote radio link from a PC.

To get more info, you can either go to the project homepage.

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