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Jul 24, 2017 · DOZIER: Sandia’s Jake Deuel is one of the masterminds behind the rodeo. In partnership with Los Alamos National Lab, he devises tests of robot handling skill inspired by real-world situations that bomb squads might face on the job. DEUEL: Even though we say this is a competition. What we really know what we’re giving these guys is training.
Photo by Rick Loffredo/NMHU. Jake Deuel, a program manager at Sandia National Labs, left, showcases a MULE robot along with Logan Herrera, a senior undergraduate computer science major, Wendy Amai, a senior staff scientist at Sandia National Labs, Miguel Maestas, a computer science graduate student, and Gil Gallegos, chair of the computer and ...
Jun 7, 2019 · The event, which tests bomb squad teams to their limits, takes a year of planning and collaboration with multiple agencies and volunteers, said Sandia robotics manager Jake Deuel. SYNERGY — Manager Jake Deuel is pictured with Robot Rodeo volunteer Judy Ellis, one of the first female bomb techs in the Marine Corps.
Nov 26, 2016 · ALBUQUERQUE - Jake Deuel, Justin Garretson and Scott Gladwell are quickly becoming bomb technicians’ best friends. The trio of Sandia National Laboratories researchers has developed a software...
Nov 23, 2016 · ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Jake Deuel, Justin Garretson and Scott Gladwell are quickly...
Event Organizer Jake Deuel Sandia National Laboratories jkdeuel@sandia.gov 505 845-8122
Aug 15, 2023 · From left are Niall Paterson, Joshua Hudson, Luke Henley and Alice Nash, Sellafield; Ashley Furman, Longenecker and Associates; a Sellafield representative; Michal Rittikaidachar, Sandia; Jean P. Pabón, EM Technology Development Office; Jason Wheeler and Jake Deuel, Sandia; and Ed Matthews, Sellafield.
