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Using AI to improve 3D printing concrete
February 20, 2026
Professor Yulun Tian is developing an AI-enabled digital twin to monitor and correct robotic 3D concrete printing in real time, backed by a Bold Challenges Initiative award.
Open-source, modular robot for understanding evolution
February 11, 2026
A cost-effective, customizable quadruped could help researchers discover the particular advantages related to the length and segmentation of animal limbs.
Cindy Chestek honored with award for miniature engineering
February 6, 2026
Professor Cindy Chestek was recognized for her research advancing brain-machine interfaces and nerve-machine interfaces.
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Imagine walking down the street. You step off a curb, walk up a ramp, maybe climb a few stairs. You don’t think about it, and don’t have to tell your legs, “Okay, switch to stair mode now.” For lower-limb exoskeletons, the experience is far less se...
Softening the boundaries: the human, the physical, and the computationalJason Corso, as part of the ceremony to establish him as the Toyota Professor of Artificial Intelligence, presents this talk titled ...
Professor Yulun Tian's new project: "AI-Enabled Digital Twins for Closed-Loop Robotic 3D Concrete Printing." “The project will develop a real-time digital twin that continuously reconstructs and predicts the evolving state of the 3D concrete printin...
