KAUST KGSP Scholars Research Robotics at CMU The Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute community congratulates the KAUST Gifted Student Program (KGSP) scholars for their successful completion of the RI Summer Scholars program. Early research experiences prepare emerging scholars for active engagement [...]
Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science@ the 2019 Tapia Conference CMU’s School of Computer Science organized an opportunity for students and graduates attending the 2019 Tapia Conference to learn more about computing and related graduate programs at Carnegie Mellon University. Rachel [...]
Global Partnerships Create Impact: Support Robotics & AI Research Experiences for Undergraduate Students CMU’s Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program partners with corporations, educational institutions, and governments around the world to provide transformative research experiences in robotics and AI. Early research [...]
Leveraging Computer Vision to Better Detect the Risk of Landslides:RISS Alumni Presents at the Tapia Conference Each fall, computer science researchers gather across the nation in celebration of diversity in STEM, the Tapia Conference. For two consecutive years, Hameed Abdul [...]
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, CUHK(SZ), Scholar Joins the CMU ECE PhD Program Ms. Yiwei Lyu, the first RI Summer Scholar from CUHK(SZ) joined the Ph.D. program at Carnegie Mellon University’s Electrical & Computer Engineering program this fall. Ms. Yiwei Lyu [...]
How can autonomous vehicles be made safer? Autonomous vehicles have made tremendous leaps in recent years. Professor Ding Zhao and the Safe AI Lab is making sure each leap keeps vehicles safe and controlled. Machine learning-based approaches for perception and [...]
How can robotic arms be made more robust? Autonomous robotic manipulation requires many individual complex tasks to come together. A robot must be able to accurately identify the object it needs to move, plan how to move the object to [...]
How has Carnegie Mellon University shaped the autonomous vehicle landscape? Carnegie Mellon University has been a leader in autonomous vehicles for as long as they have been navigating the roads. From developing the first autonomous vehicle with all onboard [...]
How can UAVs change the way dangerous jobs are perceived? Dr. Sebastian Scherer and his team in the AIR Lab have found numerous applications for UAVs to create a safer environment for workers. Applications such as bridge inspection, search and [...]
How can humanoid and AI robotics help in everyday households? UBTECH’s goal is to answer that. Carnegie Mellon University and UBTECH Robotics hosted their third annual humanoid workshop with the RI Summer Scholars. UBTECH Robotics is a leader in producing service robots. They have [...]
