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EvoDroid

Step Into the Future with Humanoid Robotics!

* Only 10 spots are available!

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CAD Modeling

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Kinematics
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Research Project

BUILD THE FUTURE - EMERGENCE TRACK

This is an advanced robotics research program that will take admitted students on a journey of discovery and delight as they see their contributions becoming a permanent part of a new life-size humanoid robot they help bring to life.
Participants will be expected to deliver on their assigned projects in a self-guided manner as part of a team, and learn the required tools and technologies on their own with provided frameworks.

Topics will include electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, design, psychology of interaction with humanoid robots. And of course, loads of fun.

Only 10 spots are available

HOW IT WORKS

Upon joining the track, each student will become part of one among many small teams and collaborate on the design, construction, and programming of a humanoid robot.

Teams will meet every week for research and project activity, demos, learning sessions, progress updates and guidance on next steps.

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Join A Team

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Research & Build

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Participants will be grouped based on their skills and interests to ensure balanced teams for the collaborative development of a humanoid robot. Each student will contribute to at least one of seven key project areas

WHAT YOU WILL WORK ON

i. Bipedal Locomotion

Master control systems to achieve stable, adaptive, and efficient movements for humanoid robots, empowering them to perform complex tasks in real-world environments.

Acquired Skills:
1. Balance and Posture Control

  • PID Control (Proportional-Integral-Derivative)

  • State-Space Control

2. Bipedal Locomotion and Gait Planning

  • Inverse Dynamics & Computed Torque Control

  • Model Predictive Control (MPC)

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ii. Actuator Design Electrical Engineering

Work on Evodyne’s new Quantum Flux Diffusion Actuator, the core innovation that will power all of EvoDroid’s joints for maximum performance

Acquired Skills: 

  • Actuators & Motor Drivers

  • Microcontrollers & Single-Board Computers

  • Motor PWM Control

  • Sensors

  • Wiring & PCB Design

  • Real-time systems

  • Electrical Engineering

iii. 3D Depth Perception and Environment Sensing

A humanoid robot needs exceptionally high performance environment sensing capabilities for even basic functionality.

Acquired Skills:

  • Visual Navigation for Humanoid Robots

  • Object Recognition for Humanoid Robots

  • Environment Mapping and Planning​

  • Depth Sensing Hardware Integration

  • Stereo Vision and 3D Reconstruction

  • SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping)

  • Point Cloud Processing

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iv. Hand Design And Articulation

The human hand is one of the most complicated electromechanical structures one can build. By joining this team you will work on some of the most advanced intricate mechanisms and algorithms there are.

Acquired Skills:

  1. CAD Modeling

  2. Mechatronics

  3. Grasping

  4. Sensing

v. AI for Human Robot Interaction

Human Robot Interaction with a humanoid robot is an entire world of challenges waiting to be solved.

Acquired skills:

  1. Speech Processing

  2. Natural Language Understanding

  3. Behavior Design and Animation

  4. Sensor Integration

  5. Safety Protocols

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vi. Advanced CAD Modeling

Advanced modeling skills for

  1. Strength, aesthetics and functionality

  2. Parametric 3D Modeling

  3. Articulated Joint and Linkage Design

  4. Motion Simulation and Interference Checking

  5. Design for Manufacturing (DFM)

vii. Applications of Household and Assistive Humanoid Robot

  • Program EvoDroid for real-world use cases.

  • Pick and Place tasks with various types of household objects

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Only 10 spots are available

EMERGENCE TRACK

Based on their interests and skills, each student will become part of a team working on some aspect of the design, construction, and programming of EvoDroid, a life-sized humanoid robot.

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Advanced Research

Tuition
Cost: $1599, or $199 monthly
Duration: 8 months (every Saturday)
This fee covers all materials, learning and outcome assessments.
 
Who should not join this undertaking?
You need to have finished Genesis Track successfully and enthusiastically to enroll in the EvoDroid Emergence Track. Only enroll if you are passionate about humanoid robotics and can commit time and significant effort to learning and contributing. This is an industrially advanced research program meant for those who want to seriously make an impact on this field.



Dates
Emergence Track activity runs from Sept 2025 - May 2026

 

Spots
10 spots are available

Schedule
In person attendance every Saturday

Prerequisites
You must have finished our Genesis Track and have advanced knowledge in one of the following fields:

1. Mathematics: A solid foundation in mathematics is essential for understanding fundamental robotics concepts.
2. Physics: An intuitive understanding of mechanics is essential for robotics. This includes Newton’s laws, forces, torque, and energy conservation, which are fundamental to robot dynamics.
3. Programming:
  C++: Essential for high-performance robotics and real-time system control.
  Python: Python allows you to create quick prototypes and test your ideas before going into a production solution.
4. Basic Electronics
5. Computer Science Fundamentals

Genesis

Only 10 spots are available

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