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KP connects robotics capabilities with real-world needs and opportunities.
A hands-on initiative turning robotics technology into learning, experimentation and real-world capability with Stretch 3.
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Industry perspective, academic talent and robot expertise come together to create a pathway from first interaction to applied capability.
KP connects robotics capabilities with real-world needs and opportunities.
Tecnológico de Monterrey creates the environment for students to understand, develop and lead emerging technologies.
Hello Robot brings Stretch 3, technical knowledge and access to a global robotics community.
The initiative moves beyond learning how Stretch works to exploring where robotics can create value and turning that experience into repeatable knowledge.
Understand the platform, its behavior and the foundations required to operate it.
Identify practical applications where robotics can address human or industrial needs.
Adapt software, hardware and engineering capabilities to specific challenges.
Turn hands-on experience into learning pathways that can be repeated and scaled.
A structured learning path bridges simulation, computer vision, manipulation and real-world application.
See full curriculumSet up the Stretch Simulator and ROS 2 environment for virtual testing.
Model robot kinematics and plan precise trajectories.
Use visual servoing for camera-based tracking and alignment.
Identify, approach and grasp target objects autonomously.
Explore LiDAR sensing, obstacle avoidance and spatial mapping.
Integrate navigation, vision and manipulation in a Stretch proof of concept.
What began with two pioneer students has expanded into a growing hands-on robotics learning ecosystem.
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KP, Hello Robot and Tecnológico de Monterrey join forces to build lasting robotics capability in the next generation of engineers.
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Access the curriculum, exercises and hands-on resources developed around Stretch 3.