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New robotics research water tank to enable advanced marine autonomy
May 7, 2025
A new 10,000 gallon water tank at the University of Michigan will help researchers design, build, and test a variety of autonomous underwater systems that could help robots map lakes and oceans and conduct inspections of ships and bridges.
Low-cost technologies for stroke rehabilitation receive prize for outstanding PhD research
April 11, 2025
Thomas E Augenstein has been awarded the 2025 Towner Prize for Outstanding PhD Research. "The award recognizes Tom's extraordinary dedication and innovative contributions to stroke rehabilitation research over the past five years," said Dr. Chandramouli Krishnan.
Authenticity in artwork with robotics receives DARPA Young Faculty Award
March 5, 2025
Patrícia Alves-Oliveira received a DARPA YFA for “Authenticity Markers in Artist-Robot Interaction,” a project developing methods to authenticate artwork by analyzing their entire creative process.
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“The goal with these devices is really to get something that somebody can afford, or that a clinic can afford, so that we can really... help people who are currently not realizing their full recovery get there.” Thomas Augenstein received the @michi...
Low-cost technologies for stroke rehabilitation receive prize for outstanding PhD researchThomas E Augenstein, a PhD candidate in robotics, has been awarded the 2025 Richard and Eleanor Towner Prize for ...
For #WorldBiodiversityDay, Talia Moore spoke with @PaulsonInst on bioinspired robotics: “Bioinspired robotics can bring attention to rare or endangered species and help us see how they've evolved these awesome capabilities.” https://t.co/Eq6szDQst5
