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Teaching assistant of Informatik II for D-MAVT at ETH Zurich Teaching assistant of Communication Networks at ETH Zurich, SS2012, SS2013, SS2014 Ramon Hoffer, UAVs in Rescue Mission Networks, Semester Thesis 2013, ETH Zurich.Īdrian Friedli, A Lightweight Data Dissemination Algorithm for Multi-hop Wireless Networks, Semester Thesis, 2012, ETH Zurich.Ĭoordinator/Teaching assistant of Network Security at ETH Zurich: HS2011, HS2012, HS2013, HS2014 Marc Liechti, Real-World Evaluation of Ad Hoc Routing Algorithms, Semester Thesis 2013, ETH Zurich. Nils Braune, Telemetry Unit for a Formula Student Race Car, Semester Thesis 2014, ETH Zurich. Mahdi Asadpour, Modeling and Simulation of ARVAND Middle-Size Soccer Player Robot using Webots Software, BSc Thesis, Adviser: Prof. Mahdi Asadpour, An Anonymous RFID Authentication Protocol and its Automated Analysis with OFMC, MSc Thesis, Advisers: Dr. Mahdi Asadpour, Location-aware Forwarding in Micro Aerial Vehicle Networks, PhD Thesis, Advisers: Prof.

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īefore, I was a research intern with the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems in the summer of 2009, as well as an embedded system developer in the Distributed Flight Array project (2010-2011). in Computer Engineering (major Software) from the Sharif University of Technology. in Computer Science from the same university, and my B.Sc. I finished my PhD in the Communication Systems group of the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, ETH Zurich, where I worked mainly on the SWARMIX project. Modelling an existing robot: pioneer2.wbt. Preparing the floor for a physics simulation.

Tutorial: Modeling and simulating your robot 4.1 38Ĭiting a reference journal paper about Webots. 32 3.4.1īuttons of the Scene Tree Window. Simulation menu and the simulation buttons. Finally, thanks to Skye Legon, who proof-readed this guide. Thanks Cyberbotics is grateful to all the people who contributed to the development of Webots, Webots sample applications, the Webots User Guide, the Webots Reference Manual, and the Webots web site, including Jordi Porta, Emanuele Ornella, Yuri Lopez de Meneses, Auke-Jan Ijspeert, Alcherio Martinoli, Gerald Foliot, Allen Johnson, Michael Kertesz, Aude Billiard, and many others. We hope that you will enjoy working with Webots 4.

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If you have already developed programs using Webots 3, please read chapter 2 to update your programs to run with the new version. Predefined sensors and actuators (like distance sensors, cameras, servos, grippers, etc.) allow the user to model and simulate any mobile robot. Webots 4 includes a physics engine allowing the user to define complex mobile robots with various locomotion schemes (wheeled robots, legged robots or even flying robots). However, the reader is expected to have a minimal knowledge in mobile robotics, in C, C++ or Java programming and in VRML97 (Virtual Reality Modeling Language). This user guide will get you started using Webots. It was originally developed as a research tool for investigating various control algorithms in mobile robotics. UNIXTM is a registered trademark licensed exclusively by X/Open Company, Ltd.įoreword Webots is a three-dimensional mobile robot simulator.

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