The VIPR-GS Research Center has now entered its fourth year since its inception. This review session highlighted research results throughout the Center obtained during the previous three years. Government, Military, and Industry keynote presentations and panels were conducted along with presentations and demonstrations of the research results. The Deep Orange projects, sponsored through VIPR-GS, were exhibited during the event.
Over 300 talented interdisciplinary researchers, industry leaders, and government officials joined our community during this event.
Special Thanks to the Academic Review Board
2024 Academic Review Board: Don Stanton, Dan Negrut, Dan DeLaurentis
MG Jeff Jones (Deputy Adjutant General, SC National Guard), MG (USA Ret) Brad Owens (Director Strategic Initiatives, SC National Guard), CW3 Todd Shealy (Assistant to the Director, SC National Guard)
Jeremy McKimmy (Rouch Defense), Barry Chapman (Siemens), Dale Mashtare (Applied Research Associates)
Agenda:
| Tuesday, 5 March 2024 8:00 am – 7:30 pm |
Wednesday, 6 March 2024 8:00 am – 2:00 pm |
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Deep Orange 14 Demonstration, 6 March 2024
The VIPR-GS Center at Clemson University is focused on research of critical value to the U.S. Army’s Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC).
The VIPR-GS Center has 44 ongoing research efforts, engaging more than 80 faculty across 7 of Clemson's College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences (CECAS) departments, as well as faculty in Clemson's School of Computing, School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, Department of Physics and Astronomy, and Department of Psychology.
The Center has three focal areas: (1) autonomy for off-road vehicles in an unstructured environment, (2) vehicle propulsion and smart energy, and (3) virtual prototyping/digital engineering.
Alex Korte and Ethan Anderson
Computer Science
Presentation: "Real-Time Point Cloud Registration in Off-Road Environments"
Project: 1.22.9, Spatial-AI Real-Time Mapping for Off-Road Ground Vehicles
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Nianyi Li
Special acknowledgment to Alex and Ethan for their exceptional work as undergraduate researchers.
Jim Gohn
Automotive Engineering
Presentation: "Combustion Modeling in Thermodynamic Engine Models"
Project: 2.3, Power Generation and Propulsion Systems
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Benjamin Lawler
Vathsa Rao Pawar
Mechanical Engineering
Presentation: "Immersive Design In Virtual Environments (IDIVE)"
Project: 3.6, Collaborative Design Teaming and Immersive Technologies for Ground Vehicle Systems Design
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Greg Mocko
