== Thank you to our Sponsors! == [[Image(Public/Sponsors:isr.jpg, nolink)]] The University of Maryland [http://www.isr.umd.edu/ Institute for Systems Research] has contributed funding and our current lab space. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:ece.jpg, nolink)]] The University of Maryland [http://www.ece.umd.edu/ Department of Electrical Engineering] has contributed seed funding and our previous lab space. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:aero-header.png, nolink)]] The University of Maryland [http://www.enae.umd.edu/ Department of Aerospace Engineering] has donated funding. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:cs_logo.png, nolink)]] The University of Maryland [http://www.cs.umd.edu/ Department of Computer Science] has donated funding. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:lockheed_martin_logo.png, nolink)]] [http://www.lockheedmartin.com/ Lockheed Martin] has donated funding. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:northrop_grumman_logo.png, nolink)]] [http://www.northropgrumman.com Northrop Grumman] has donated funding. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:bae_img_logo.gif, nolink)]] [http://www.baesystem.com/ BAE Systems] has donated funding. They have also assigned some of their most experienced engineers to provide us with mentoring and technical advice. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:MEMSense_logo.jpg,, nolink)]] [http://www.memsense.com/ MEMSense, LLC] has donated several nIMUs (Inertial Measurement Unit), USB connectors, and other related hardware. [[Image(hokuyo-logo.jpg, link=)]] [http://www.hokuyo-aut.jp/ Hokuyo] has provided a UTM-30LX scanning laser range finder at a discount. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:nsf_logo.jpg, nolink)]] The [http://www.nsf.gov/ National Science Foundation] ECCS PCAN program provides financial assistance. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:100px-Apple-logo.png, nolink)]] [http://www.apple.com/ Apple Inc.] has donated numerous top of the line Mac Mini's that we are using as the main computer in our robots and as workstations. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:ssl logo.gif, nolink)]] [http://ssl.umd.edu/ Space Systems Lab] has donated use of their [http://ssl.umd.edu/facilities/index.shtml#NBRF Neutral Buoyancy Research Facility] (NBRF) along with space for vehicle assembly and equipment. The NBRF is a 49,000 cubic foot tank designed for simulating microgravity. The NBRF is one of only two such facilities in the US and the only at a college in the US. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:sga logo.jpg, nolink)]] The [http://www.sga.umd.edu/ Student Government Association] has donated funding. [[Image(Public/Sponsors:ekfoxlogo.2.jpg, nolink)]] [http://www.ekfox.com E. K. Fox & Associates, Ltd.] has donated funding. They have also assigned some of their most experienced engineers to provide us with mentoring and technical advice.