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By Peter Kimball  It turns out that seven people fit in our Crary Lab office. (photo: Josh Moor) We scoffed when we learned that our office in the Crary lab building was designated for six people. "Four people is about the max. Six would be crazy," we said. Then yesterday, it came to pass that we ended up with seven people in the office discussing the merits of various data postprocessing pipeline architectures just before dinner. No problem.
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Maria
10/16/2015 04:44:00 am
Amazing how much can happen if we just want to! :) Leave a Reply. |
ARTEMIS is part of the SIMPLE project, supported by NASA ASTEP.
About the BlogThis is the personal blog of Peter Kimball and Evan Clark, following our deployment with the ARTEMIS long-range underwater robotic vehicle to explore beneath the McMurdo Ice Shelf in Antarctica.
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Peter Kimball is an aerospace engineer and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.
Evan Clark is a computer scientist and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.
Kristof Richmond is a mechanical engineer and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.
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