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Robotics Institute Carnegie Mellon University : Robotics Education and Research LeaderSkip to content
Takeo Kanade, professor of computer science and robotics at Carnegie Mellon University, has received the 2024 John Scott Award alongside two other world leaders in robotics research.
The John Scott Award, established in 1815 by Scottish chemist and pharmacist John Scott to honor Benjamin Franklin,...
A research team at Carnegie Mellon teamed up with Meta FAIR, the University of California, Berkeley, Technical University Dresden in Germany and the Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop (CeTI) to propose NeuralFeels, a machine learning model that combines vision and touch sensing on a...
The framework allows the robot to create photorealistic scene representations in low-light environments.
Robots lift heavy loads in warehouses, deliver meals to diners, and even tackle housework. However, a lot of robotic work goes u...