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RL & ROBOTICS / SPECIALIST

ROB310Robot perception, localisation & SLAM

24 h productive allocation9 h 36 m learning + 14 h 24 m training4 units · 1 assessed practical brief

Detailed course plan and training brief. A complete taught course pack is in preparation. The linked foundation module, where shown, is a smaller available resource.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A clear starting point.

Prerequisites: ROB301 · MTH110

Supported ROS 2 + compatible Linux and simulator; physical hardware not included by implication

WHAT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE

  1. Explain the assumptions and failure modes in robot frames.
  2. Complete the practical: replay a supplied simulated sensor recording and analyse localisation error and transform consistency.
  3. Defend the resulting frame tree with reproducible evidence.

THE SUBJECTS / FOUR CONNECTED UNITS

What you will study.

UNIT 016 h allocated

Robot frames

  • Transforms
  • coordinate conventions
  • timestamps
  • sensor extrinsics
UNIT 026 h allocated

Sensor interpretation

  • Camera and range data
  • filtering
  • calibration
  • synchronisation
UNIT 036 h allocated

Localisation and mapping

  • Odometry
  • sensor fusion
  • SLAM concepts
  • loop closure
UNIT 046 h allocated

Evaluation

  • Trajectory error
  • map consistency
  • dropped messages
  • recovery

THE TRAINING STUDIO

Make the subject
visible in your work.

Replay a supplied simulated sensor recording and analyse localisation error and transform consistency.

Evidence to produce

  • Frame tree
  • replay procedure
  • trajectory metrics
  • sensor-failure note

Training brief for supervised delivery. Code, datasets, answer keys and environment acceptance must be completed in the full course pack before delivery is confirmed.

ASSESS THE REASONING

A question you
should be able to answer.

Why can timestamp mismatch resemble a perception-model failure?

Review dimensions

Technical correctness · reproducibility · interpretation of results · failure analysis · individual explanation. Course-level rubric and faculty moderation form part of the final adopted teaching pack.

External reference access, hardware, cloud accounts and paid services are separate. No third-party certification is included by implication.

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