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People at the Robotics Institute

The Robotics Institute is a diverse, multi-disciplinary department. The Institute's faculty and students come from a wide variety of backgrounds and represent many unique areas of expertise. This diversity stems from the multi-disciplinary nature of the robotics, which encompasses aspects of computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, psychology, and many other disciplines.


We are proud of the open, friendly culture that has been the hallmark of the Robotics Institute since its inception. Faculty keep their office doors open to encourage informal meetings with students and colleagues. Graduate students organize frequent department-wide social activities, ranging from Friday afternoon get-togethers to white water rafting trips. And the department's strong support for collaboration creates an ideal environment for world class robotics research.

New People at the Robotics Institute

Masaya Itoh
Visitor
Joined us in April
Kosuke Hattori
Postdoctoral Fellow
Joined us in April
Yuan Peng Li
Graduate Research Assistant
Joined us in January
Kazuo Ikeshiro
Visitor
Joined us in April
All New People

People in the News

RI Alum Helps Launch African Robotics Initiative
IEEE Spectrum’s Automaton blog has written about G. Ayorkor Korsah (Phd, Robotics 2011), an assistant professor of . . .
Curt Stone, 1962-2012
Curt Stone, a Carnegie Mellon University executive-in-residence and the founder and former director of the QoLT Foundry, died suddenly . . .
TechBridgeWorld's NavPal Featured in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
NavPal, an Android smartphone app, was developed through the Robotics Institute's TechBridgeWorld program to provide audio and tactile cues . . .
Astrobotic Announces New Robot Design, New Lunar Mission
Robotics Institute spin-off Astrobotic Technology has unveiled a new design and name – Polaris – for its lunar rover, . . .
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