Carnegie Robotics

Carnegie Robotics Carnegie Robotics builds custom robotics systems for government and industry.

We also manufacture and sell rugged robotics components that allow other organizations to develop their own robots.

Reliable autonomy comes from combining complementary technologies and extracting the strengths of each. Cameras, LiDAR, ...
06/18/2026

Reliable autonomy comes from combining complementary technologies and extracting the strengths of each. Cameras, LiDAR, GNSS, and inertial sensing each provide a piece of the puzzle, but perception is what brings those pieces together.

The real world is filled with challenging conditions. It offers dust, shadows, rain, fog, smoke, changing terrain and uncertainty.

Building systems that can understand those environments is what makes autonomy possible.

06/17/2026

We're at the U.S. Army Robotics, AI, & Autonomy Forum today, which is being held in Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Innovation Center.

If you are attending, stop by our booth to see our CardShark and Stallion demos!

Heading to the 2026 Automate Show? We'll see you there!🗺️ - 2301 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Chicago, Illinois📅...
06/16/2026

Heading to the 2026 Automate Show? We'll see you there!

🗺️ - 2301 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Chicago, Illinois

📅 - June 22-25, 2026

📍 - Booth 17008

Stop by and say "hello"!

"The story of Carnegie Robotics shows what happens when research, partnerships, and tough design come together. The comp...
06/15/2026

"The story of Carnegie Robotics shows what happens when research, partnerships, and tough design come together. The company started at Carnegie Mellon’s robotics center. Now, it works with the U.S. Army, Textron Systems, and DARPA. Through it all, CRL chose substance over hype.

What stands out most is patience. While others chased trends, Carnegie Robotics built rugged sensors and reliable systems. These tools quietly became essential in farming, mining, defense, and logistics. This steady approach is why Carnegie Robotics continues to power the future of autonomy."

Read the full article (Link in Bio)

Tomorrow's capabilities come from solving difficult problems, integrating diverse technologies, and delivering systems t...
06/12/2026

Tomorrow's capabilities come from solving difficult problems, integrating diverse technologies, and delivering systems that work where it matters most.

The difference between a concept and a capability often comes down to integration; bringing sensors, compute, software, and vehicle controls together into systems that can perform in the real world. Innovation is measured by what those components enable and how well they solve a real-world problem when they work together within a system.

AI has been getting most of the attention in the autonomy industry, and while it is important for advancing the capabili...
06/11/2026

AI has been getting most of the attention in the autonomy industry, and while it is important for advancing the capabilities of mission-critical systems, there still must be a layer in the stack that allows for human intervention.

Drive-by-wire is one of the most critical layers in off-road autonomy. Controlling steering, braking, throttle, transmission, and transfer cases across rugged platforms requires redundancy, failsafe strategies, and hardware designed to perform in environments where vibration, dust, mud, and extreme temperatures are common.

As autonomous systems move beyond demonstrations and into operational deployments, reliability and functional safety become just as important as intelligence.

At Carnegie Robotics, our drive-by-wire systems have been integrated across 27 vehicle platforms and serve as the control foundation for autonomous and tele-operated systems operating in some of the world's most demanding environments.

Stereo vision transforms pixels into depth, giving autonomous systems the ability to understand the world in three dimen...
06/09/2026

Stereo vision transforms pixels into depth, giving autonomous systems the ability to understand the world in three dimensions.

Different views. Same scene. More information.

06/08/2026

This view from one of our stereo cameras shows more than a vehicle driving through a lot. The system is identifying and classifying the objects around it, transforming raw pixels into information that autonomy systems can act on.

Perception is where awareness begins. And the better a system understands its surroundings, the better decisions it can make.

06/04/2026

Trusted intelligence at the edge.

CardShark's capabilities provide a tactical advantage on the battlefield delivering up to 100 TOPS of edge compute in a small, lightweight form factor, designed to be body-worn and perform in the harshest conditions.

CardShark is field tested and deployed around the world with new use cases being discovered every day.

Learn more about CardShark here: www.carnegierobotics.com/cardshark

Booz Allen Hamilton | NVIDIA

06/01/2026

From the driver's seat, there's something striking about watching a vehicle navigate challenging terrain on its own.

What looks simple in the cab represents thousands of decisions being made in real time: perception, localization, path planning, and vehicle control all working together. The future of off-road autonomy won't be defined by flashy demos, it will, instead, be defined by reliability in places where the terrain doesn't care if your system is ready.

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