The team of Neya Systems and Carnegie Mellon University was awarded second place in the 2012 Robotics Rodeo CANINE Competition. In this event, five teams competed to demonstrate advanced object recognition, search, and retrieval technologies through a series of six trials. Of the five teams competing, Neya was the only team to reach the 5th trial. Neya developed the core … Read More

Neya Systems was awarded an RTC Contract to develop and demonstrate advanced path planning and maneuver selection technologies for high speed off-road unmanned ground vehicles. The Adaptive & Modular Multi Terrain Mobility Planner (AM3P) is a set of planning and simulation technologies focused on addressing the use of high fidelity terrain and kinodynamic vehicle models to enable high speed navigation. … Read More

Neya Systems will be demonstrating the Robotics Technology Consortium funded Digital Video Interfacing System (DVIS) at the 2012 NDIA Ground Robotics Capabilities Conference. DVIS is a “swiss army knife” for video interfacing and h.264 compression, and is a small, low-powered hardware solution to integrate USB, 1394b, CameraLink, HDMI, GigE, and NTSC cameras into your unmanned systems. The DVIS system, which … Read More

Neya Systems was awarded a Phase I NSF SBIR to develop novel produce classification technologies, for use across the produce production and delivery supply chain. Neya will be focusing on the needs of small and mid-sized farms under this effort.