Dirty, dull or dangerous: Using AI to teach robots to do the jobs we don’t want
ASU researchers are developing artificial intelligence solutions that will allow robots to learn to complete complex tasks with little pre-programming.
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Teamwork among students and robots wins international competition
Desert WAVE, an all-female robotics team, wins international RoboSub competition using two robots in tandem.
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Perfecting the pulse of haptics
Hasti Seifi, an assistant professor of computer science, has been awarded the 2024 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation for her work in making touch technologies more accessible.
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Sparking an evolution in robotics
Zhe Xu earns National Science Foundation award to fund cyber-physical systems research in pursuit of advances in robotic technologies.
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Beyond the battleground
Student organization encourages creative implementation of engineering skills through building and battling robots.
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Charging up a passion for STEM careers
High school students from across Arizona competed at the 2023 Arizona FIRST ® Robotics Competition State Championship, which aims to foster interest in STEM.
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ASU robotics club blasts away competition
ASU’s Rossum Rumblers student robotics club developed innovative, captivating designs for robots and their parts that won multiple VEX U competition awards.
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Helping robots follow a new path
ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai and his collaborators are using machine learning to improve robots’ movement capabilities.
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ASU engineering sees millions invested in new equipment
Fulton Schools labs across ASU’s Polytechnic campus are getting an upgrade — installing millions of dollars in industry-grade equipment to amplify career readiness.
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Future engineers full STEAM ahead!
Middle and high schoolers will have the opportunity to tinker, explore, invent and dream big at The Polytechnic School’s STEAM summer camps.
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Character first, robotics second
Camaraderie between ASU engineering student mentors and a local group of high schoolers sheds light on the importance STEM education for young learners.
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Ingenuity in teaching, research and leadership earns top honor
Andrea Richa and Thomas Sugar have earned one of the most prestigious honors at ASU for their trailblazing efforts in research, teaching and leadership.
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