RoboUtes RoboUtes is a team of collegiate students that build robotic systems and compete in competitions like the University Robotics Competition.

RoboUtes is an interdisciplinary student organization centered around building robots. We want to give students a way to practice their skills and put them to the test. We want to help both current and potential roboticists meet and exchange ideas. We want to inspire research projects and build senior project teams. We want to support community outreach programs like UFLL, FIRST, and GREAT Summer

Camps. Robotic competitions such as RoboCup and RoboGames are our vehicle for accomplishing these goals. Currently we have Computer Scientists, Electrical Engineers, and Mechanical Engineers participating. However we would like to foster interest from other fields so please feel free to come talk to us.

Hey, the RoboUtes are back in business and we are gearing up to compete in the University Rover Challenge this coming Ma...
09/14/2018

Hey, the RoboUtes are back in business and we are gearing up to compete in the University Rover Challenge this coming May. Preparations begin soon and we expect rules for the 2019 challenge to be released some time this month.

Here is a video of the competition's wrap-up from last year to get you excited.

The Mars Society's international robotics competition (sponsored by Protocase & Microsoft) featured an elite field of teams vying to build the world’s best s...

Make sure you have liked our Robo-Ops competition page at http://www.facebook.com/roboutesroboops and watched our epo vi...
05/24/2013

Make sure you have liked our Robo-Ops competition page at http://www.facebook.com/roboutesroboops and watched our epo video

Education and public outreach video for the Robo-Ops competition hosted by the National Institute of Aerospace. Video and images pulled from NASA, ESA, and W...

12/19/2012

Waiting for RASC-AL to release Robo-Ops participants

The RoboUtes RoboWaiter Team won 3rd place in their competition check out these videos of some of their runs. http://you...
04/05/2012

The RoboUtes RoboWaiter Team won 3rd place in their competition check out these videos of some of their runs. http://youtu.be/Cdobrtn5Xn4
http://youtu.be/AGsneIovAXw

This is one of our more proud runs. Sorry for the shaky video, these were just used by the team for performance evaluation. Enjoy.

It appears the GRASP lab is building an army!
02/03/2012

It appears the GRASP lab is building an army!

Experiments performed with a team of nano quadrotors at the GRASP Lab, University of Pennsylvania. Vehicles developed by KMel Robotics.

12/20/2011

RoboUtes team just got accepted into the RASCAL Robo-Ops Competiton. This is the page for that

The RoboUtes are a student engineering group at the University of Utah. To contact RoboUtes, see the main RoboUtes page: https://www.facebook.com/RoboUtes/

Library? What's a library?
05/11/2011

Library? What's a library?

If Google Books was a physical place instead of a web service, it would probably look a lot like the University of Chicago's new library The Joe and Rika

05/02/2011

Finals and deadlines for the RoboOps competition. If you see a RoboUte give him a hug.

04/07/2011

Utah FIRST championships are today. RoboUtes are volunteering at the event and we have a booth set up talking about our RASCAL project. Come by and check out the event, it's tons of fun!

FIRST Robotics Competition Volunteers Needed! Check out the UTFRC page (http://www.utfrc.utah.edu/) for additional detai...
03/11/2011

FIRST Robotics Competition Volunteers Needed! Check out the UTFRC page (http://www.utfrc.utah.edu/) for additional details and to volunteer.

New video from UTFLL. RoboUtes members helped organize the event and volunteered as judges and referees. Check it out!
03/10/2011

New video from UTFLL. RoboUtes members helped organize the event and volunteered as judges and referees. Check it out!

Middle school students from across the state had the opportunity to solve real-world challenges by building LEGO-based robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface during the Utah FIRST LEGO League 2011 Championships, held at the University of Utah. For more info on the Utah FIRST LEGO L

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