Facilities & Equipment

Drone & Robot Test Room
Infrastructure

Indoor Drone & Robot Test Room

Location: Creative Building 2 (창조2관), JBNU
Status: Operational — Motion Capture System Installed

Our lab is equipped with a dedicated indoor test room for drone and ground robot experiments. The space supports controlled flight and locomotion experiments in a safe, repeatable environment. The room includes a motion capture system for precise 6-DOF pose tracking, serving as ground-truth infrastructure for evaluating autonomous navigation and control algorithms.

IRDL multirotor drones and small swarm-drone platforms
Aerial robotics platforms for autonomous flight, exploration, control, and swarm research.
Platforms

Aerial Robotics Platforms

Platforms: Multirotor UAVs and compact swarm-drone platforms
Research: Indoor flight, autonomous exploration, RL-based control, and swarm robotics

IRDL's drone platforms support repeatable aerial robotics experiments in the motion-capture-equipped indoor test room. They are used to develop and validate autonomous exploration and navigation, reinforcement learning-based adaptive flight control, and cooperative coordination strategies for multi-drone systems.

Annotated robot platform lineup including ClearPath Jackal, F1tenth 1/10 vehicle, and AgileX ScoutMini
Annotated robotic platforms currently used for autonomous navigation, perception, and control experiments.
Platforms

Robotic Platform Lineup

Platforms: ClearPath Jackal robot, F1tenth 1/10 vehicle, AgileX ScoutMini
Usage: Field robotics, autonomous driving, and multi-platform control experiments

IRDL operates multiple ground robotic platforms to validate algorithms across different scales and dynamics. The annotated platform image highlights the lab's core testbeds for learning-based navigation, spatial perception, and adaptive control research.

IRDL wheeled humanoid robot with dual-arm manipulators
Wheeled humanoid robot for embodied autonomy and mobile manipulation research.
Platform

Wheeled Humanoid Robot

Configuration: Wheeled mobile base with dual-arm manipulators
Research: Mobile manipulation, localization & motion planning, dual-arm control, and human-robot collaboration

This newly introduced platform expands IRDL's experimental capabilities from autonomous navigation to embodied mobile manipulation. It supports integrated research on perception, localization, task and motion planning, coordinated manipulation, and learning-based autonomous task execution in complex indoor environments.

AI Server

AI Computing Server

CPU: Intel Xeon Gold 6458Q * 128
GPU: NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q Workstation * 2
Storage: 20TB

The AI server supports compute-intensive research workflows including deep learning, reinforcement learning, robot perception, and simulation-based algorithm development.