University of Maryland research is advancing the early detection of gut inflammation
We are equally focused on what AI can achieve
and the infrastructure required to achieve it.
University of Maryland MATRIX Lab researchers present work at global forum
Work published in award-winning technology magazine IEEE Spectrum
An event by University of Maryland organizations gathers ideas to improve test and evaluation
Interdisciplinary University of Maryland study published in "Biosensors and Bioelectronics: X" journal
UMD MATRIX Lab partners with Southern Maryland companies, bridging basic and applied science
UMD doctoral student receives international recognition in Adelaide, Australia
Students design robots based on the film’s flying monkeys in a context that’s both challenging and fun.
MRC Fall Robotics Seminar Series Opens with Talk on Biohybrid Jellyfish and Ocean Robotics
Engineering PhD student Sydney Overton advancing research while supporting peers
University of Maryland's Dr. Pratap Tokekar shares methods to create reliable AI-driven autonomous robots
Derek Paley and Ryan Sochol Reflect on the Maryland Robotics Center's Past and Future
Unique internship program offers opportunities not found in the classroom.
Projects promote multidisciplinary collaboration and innovative research
Researchers from ISR has introduced a approach that helps robots understand the world more like humans do.
Summer 2025 cohort pushing boundaries and turning curiosity into impact
Project will focus on building a design framework to speed the discovery of biodegradable materials with the potential to match petrochemical plastics' performance and use.
Lab serves as hub for autonomous technologies and uncrewed systems research and education
Fresh from a strong showing in the first year of a DARPA competition, Team RoboScout levels up.
University of Maryland MATRIX Lab hosts retirement sendoff for former leader Matt Scassero
Research provides opportunities for students and creates efficient systems that address needs
Researchers design a modern platform to advance studies of fundamental brain functions and neurodegenerative diseases.
Academic institutions; nonprofit and government organizations highlight what makes the ecosystem strong
Maryland Robotics Center hosted a symposium spotlighting breakthrough research in autonomous systems, human-robot interaction, and AI-driven robotics.
Self-driving scooters developed at the Maryland Robotics Center were recently featured in a WUSA9 news segment.
Research covers fields from engineering to language to healthcare
For the seventh consecutive year, the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland ranks among the country’s top 10 public universities in graduate engineering programs, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2025–26 rankings.
UMD Engineer Aims to Help Robots Undertake Tasks Often Costly, Unsafe for Humans
MATRIX Lab PhD’s research published in Applied Ocean Research journal
Join us this March as we celebrate Women’s History Month and Multiracial Heritage Month.
MATRIX Lab apprentice working toward fully functional autonomous robotic head
University of Maryland MATRIX Lab Summit brings together academia, government, and industry
Recognized for his patent on multimodal emotion recognition.
MATRIX Lab PhD using concepts behind schooling fish to help robots move in groups more efficiently
Researchers detail advancements in navigation, trajectory planning.
Xponential brings together experts to address concerns and look to the future
In celebration of Women's History Month, we highlight some of the important contributions of women engineers within our campus community.
In celebration of Black History Month, we highlight the many impactful contributions of Black engineers in our community—students, alums, faculty, and staff—to the Clark School, our university, and world.
The Clark School pays tribute to the many contributions and legacies of Black Americans in the United States by learning more about some of our most pioneering and influential community members, past and present.
Annual awards recognize
talented individuals on course to change the face of the
aviation, aerospace and defense industry.
Award recognizes Gao's contribution to advancing robotic systems in agriculture.
Zhang's research lies at the intersection of machine learning, reinforcement learning, game theory, and control theory.
Researchers will work to develop novel methods to detect injuries in mass casualty incidents.
The Clark School joins UMD's celebration of Native and Indigenous Heritage Month 2023.
ArtIAMAS (AI and Autonomy for Multi-Agent Systems) - Advancing into Its Third Year of Collaboration
The A. James Clark School of Engineering ranks 19 overall among more than 200 undergraduate engineering programs—up three positions from its previous undergraduate ranking.
The University of Maryland's 40th annual Convocation will honor 33 faculty and staff—including four from the A. James Clark School of Engineering—for their contributions to education, research, and the campus community.
Yinian Mao leads successful robotics program
U.S. Representative Glenn F. Ivey presented a proclamation honoring the AMAV team's NIST competition victory.
Award to support research on marine ecosystem monitoring, boost collaboration.
Student projects run the gamut from counterUAS to medical support in high-casualty scenarios.
Novel acoustic metamaterials will be incorporated into a tool that can provide long-range, high-resolution thickness and internal structure measurements for improved polar ice melt estimates.
Researchers from UMD, JHU and UMSOM develop new robotic system for minimally invasive surgery.
Doctoral student Kaustubh Joshi delivered a presentation on modernizing the industry with advanced tech.
Xiaobo Tan, Sean Andersson and Fumin Zhang played key roles at the conference.
Team’s Horizon drone leveraged unique design to balance hover and cruise performance with autonomous flight capabilities.
MRC researchers have a strong showing at ICRA 2023.
They have been awarded a one-year, $850K contract for "Integrated Data-Driven and Model-Based Systems Engineering."
UMD Team wins NIST First Responder UAS Indoor Challenge with custom-built, low-cost drone, and takes home more than $150K in prize money.
UMD UROC pilots and engineers handle austere conditions while helping NOAA with satellite calibration.
Institute to Aim for Broader Participation in AI Technology Development, More-Informed Governance of AI-Infused Systems
UMD Clark School of Engineering and BlueHalo support defense mission and workforce development in Southern Maryland
MATRIX Lab research features robotic fish autonomously swimming together
For the fifth consecutive year, the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering ranks among the country's top 10 public universities in graduate engineering programs, according to
U.S. News & World Report's 2023–24 rankings.
UMD faculty member Ryan Sochol recognized in journal's March 10th issue.
Abhinav Shrivastava Receives NSF CAREER Award to Advance Computers’ Understanding of Temporal Phenomena
Sparks and creativity fly when combat robotics club enters arena
The suite’s simulated objects could fill a large dataset gap for the UAV-based computer vision systems used in searching for maritime objects.
Now a postdoctoral researcher, Halder and his UIUC colleagues developed mathematical models and control based on flexible octopus arms.
The $30 million program will accelerate innovative solutions to some of the world's most complex problems.
Twelve projects led by or involving Maryland Engineering faculty have been awarded funding through the Grand Challenges Grants Program, the largest and most comprehensive program of its kind ever introduced at the University of Maryland.
During the 2022–23 basketball season, the Big Ten Network featured Maryland Engineering during Terp basketball broadcasts.
Work by Clark School faculty, alumni and students is published on IEEE Access.
Their chapter defines and provides examples and explanations of 'computer vision.'
The minute robots could one day provide backup to pollinators.
"Learning Gait Emotions Using Affective and Deep Features"
Baltimore-based MissionGO wins one of the largest UAS service contracts in the world and traces roots to UMD.
Scholarship supports leadership development of young professional chemical engineers.
Researchers’ Robotic Activity Sensor System Travels Around Your Body to Optimize Monitoring
Technical demo was conducted in partnership with the UMD UAS Research and Operations Center (UROC).
The 2022 International Conference on computer vision will be held in person and online from October 23 to October 27, in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The ability to mathematically model and simulate oysters will help scientists more quickly and accurately detect the density of the bivalves in the Chesapeake Bay.
15 MRC faculty and researchers to present 15 papers at IROS 2022
Change reflects expanded scope of history-making facility.
UMD researchers use AI and robotics to help revive a struggling industry.
UROC's new director discusses its role in UMD research and the planned Chesapeake UAS Route Network.
Po-Yen Chen and Sahil Shah Published in Nature Communications Journal
Three UAS Test Site summer interns put their innovative ideas to the test.
Troi Williams, visiting UMD as part of prestigious Computing Innovation Fellows program, uses machine learning to predict sensor measurement accuracy in robotic systems.
Building designed to inspire innovation, entrepreneurship, and research across disciplines.
An expert on lidar and laser systems, Mitchell draws from his industry experience to challenge and inspire students.
UAS Test Site teams up with NOAA to test use of drones in validating satellite imagery.
Research explores navigational challenges for autonomous vehicles in dense urban environments.
Maryland Engineering earns a top spot in the 2023
U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings among over 200 colleges.
Algorithms for connected autonomous vehicles will help traffic safety in many ways.
The A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland rose to No. 12 among online graduate engineering programs in the U.S., according to rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report.
Manikonda is the former president and CEO of IAI, acquired by BlueHalo in 2021.
The five interdisciplinary projects funded by the BBI offer cutting-edge approaches to translational neuroscience.
The endowed professors in electrical and computer engineering and computer science will conduct research in robotics, autonomy, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The pair join nine other NAI Fellows with ties to the Clark School and the University of Maryland.
UMD UAS Test Site assists NASA, NOAA with beacon system.
New, $86 million facility to expand educational opportunities, autonomous vehicles research.
When an innovator wanted to engineer a more advanced and equitable society, he chose a research and education powerhouse with global impact, and came to Maryland.
Abshire, Fisher and Hu honored for outstanding success in scholarly accomplishment and excellence in teaching.
Active perception is an efficient, fast way for robots to complete task.
He envisions scooters that could bring themselves to you when you need them—autonomously.
Achievement opens the door for new advances in soft robotics.
UMD professor, affiliate research scientist win AIAA awards.
They join seven other UMD faculty members breaking into the top 1000 scientist rankings based on their prolific research output.
The agreement leverages Maryland's national leadership in engineering, robotics, computer science, operations research, modeling and simulation, and cybersecurity.
University of Maryland researchers will present 15 papers at the IEEE International Conference on Robotis and Automation (ICRA 2021) to held on May 30 to June 5, 2021.
Fourteen Clark School students pursuing their Ph.D.s in engineering have been awarded Ann G. Wylie Dissertation Fellowships by the University of Maryland Graduate School.
Work will help route ice-sensing UAV fleets to problematic roads; take weather conditions into account.
The awarded work focuses on improving the efficiency of virtual agents used in areas like virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), online learning, and virtual social interactions.
From extreme batteries to windows made from wood, Clark School’s trendsetting work ranks it among the country’s Top 10 public engineering schools for the 3rd consecutive year.
The new program is open to mid-career UMD Ph.D. students with Maryland Robotics Center advisors.
The Maryland Robotics Center will administer the program, which begins in Fall 2021.
Such skins could equip soft robots with integrated sensing and estimation.
The Perception and Robotics Group is the first to use morphable design to achieve a variable baseline stereo vision system on a quadrotor UAV.
Flight safety software developed by University of Maryland researchers can help unmanned aircraft respond to anomalies, malfunctions, and collision risks.
Drones were used to help measure emissions at an explosives decontamination site.
Research and education hub continues to expand programs, outreach
Timothy Horiuchi is a co-author on the research published in
IOP Bioinspiration & Biomimetics.
UMD UAS Test Site Marks National Drone Safety Awareness Week, now in its second year.
The workshop, chaired by Carol Espy-Wilson, identified key scientific and engineering advances needed to enable effective spoken language interaction with robotics.
International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems - From 25 October 2020 until 29 November 2020
New research could improve UAV use for search and rescues in hazardous conditions with no communication network.
UMD professor to develop new technology for studying individual cell behavior.
A grant from The Lemelson Foundation will accelerate environmentally and socially responsible engineering through innovation in undergraduate curricula.
The team will help farmers tap the economic potential and environmental benefits of shellfish aquaculture.
Modelling Human Motion presents a comprehensive overview of human motion essential for robotics applications.
COVID-19 has demonstrated possible future uses in public health emergencies, writes UMD's Matt Scassero.
UMD President-Designate Darryll Pines inspires a culture of excellence at the Clark School, where everyone plays a part.
The NSF EAGER project intends to monitor pedestrian movements, using cameras and other sensors, that will automatically check for vital signs to gather reliable data, and investigate techniques to influence the behaviors of pedestrians to change their social behavior using robots.
International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2020 will be held online from May 31st to August 31st. MRC researchers will be presenting 16 papers at this conference.
Researchers aim to prevent disease spread during endotracheal intubation procedures for COVID-19 patients.
The program recognizes faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly achievement along with equally outstanding accomplishments as teachers.
Clark School researchers are working to create solutions and pool resources in efforts to minimize the spread of the disease, provide critical aid to health care workers and their patients, and monitor the impact of social distancing and travel restrictions.
Lin and La develop algorithm for teams of small mobile robots stationed on bridges.
Clark School faculty and additive manufacturing experts are working to 3D print protective face shields in response to critical PPE shortages.
Dinesh Manocha and Aniket Bera’s latest development on a socially-intelligent robot known as ProxEmo, has been featured in Forbes.
Campus units donate masks, gloves, and other much-needed supplies.
Engineering labs pivot to produce and distribute hand sanitizer and surgical masks.
Paley and students develop a state-feedback control law to allow the autonomous robot to demonstrate 'pure pursuit.'
The "smart bra" is a low-cost wearable device that could conceivably detect breast cancer early enough for treatment.
The framework could be used in navigation algorithms for robots ranging from aerial vehicles to autonomous cars.
The algorithm can guide a team of autonomous quadrotors to simultaneously build an occupancy graph of an uncertain environment and detect a single target moving on this graph.
Citation reads, "for fundamental and high impact contributions to Internet over satellite technology, cybersecurity, automatic control, model-based systems engineering, and for academic leadership."
Quantitative research will help better assess risks and benefits, while providing a foundation for planning.
Pratap Tokekar is an MRC faculty member and assistant professor of CS
Funded research will explore new algorithms that learn how to design complex systems.
Online Graduate Program Recognized as a Best Online Program by U.S. News & World Report
125 Years of Engineering Excellence at the University of Maryland (1894–2019)
Manocha spoke on “Autonomous Driving: Simulation and Navigation” at the Open Data Science Conference Oct. 29-Nov. 1.
Pratap Tokekar, an assistant professor of computer science and a member of MRC, is working in an area of robotics research that he identifies as “3D problems”-robots doing jobs that can be dull, dirty and dangerous.
Fiaz's team won the award for "Outstanding Achievement in Robotic Orchestration."
""High Efficiency Water Segregator" won the grand prize.
The Technical.ly Awards honored an history-making drone flight that helped save the life of a kidney patient.
How an 18-year-old student engineering project showed up in a new sci-fi book.
You may not be able to see undiagnosed, internal hemorrhagic bleeding ... but a robot can.
To build an unmanned aerial vehicle worthy of a groundbreaking three-mile flight on the night of April 19, a team of UMD engineers worked over the course of two and a half years.
The new research center will catalyze the development of high-impact quantum technologies.
The video features the work of UMD faculty Yiannis Aloimonos and Cornelia Fermuller and their students.
Unmanned systems are helping to power economic growth in Southern Maryland.
Deadline for submitting an application is July 30.
Manocha was recognized for his contributions to geometric modeling, GPU computing, interactive rendering of large complex scenes, and interactive sound simulation.
FIRE freshmen, AE undergrads and MEng Robotics students take first place in both categories at VFS Micro Air Vehicle Student Challenge.
Hyperdimensional computing theory could change the way AI works
Maryland Robotics Center Demos on Maryland Day 2019
The groundbreaking effort by Maryland faculty and researchers could help expand donor access to transplantation.
Key concerns include vehice safety, software reliabillity, and cybersecurity.
Axel Krieger, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, specializes in medical robotics and computer vision.
Data-driven tech combines photos, videos, real-world trajectory, and behavioral info into autonomous driving simulator.
The Maryland Robotics Center is holding the two-day event Oct 3–4.
Campus Innovators to be Honored at 2019 Innovate Maryland event
The research, led by Siemens Corporate Technology, will create a high-level, standardized declarative language for robot programming.
Unmanned aircraft may be the ultimate method for delivering life-saving organs from donors to recipients.
Maryland tests demonstrate how human organs can be transported safely by drones.
Test site engineers modified a limited-use remote-control boat for the test.
Power-law compression can expand the dynamic range of a neuromorphic echolocation system.
"Power in numbers" is how Michael Otte, an engineer at the University of Maryland, approaches robot decision making.
Rappaport and Tanner win scholarships in Northrop Grumman 3D Printing Design Challenge
The team competed at the 2018 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems in Madrid.
The researchers will equip autonomous systems with an additional layer of intelligence to improve safety and resilience.
The program will foster multidisciplinary collaborations among Maryland Robotics Center faculty.
ISR's outstanding graduate student and undergraduate student awards were given at the Institute's welcome back reception.
The REU was led by Hugh Bruck and Sarah Bergbreiter, along with Clark School faculty and graduate student mentors.
Bio-inspired sensorimotor framework allows quadrotors to fly though unknown gaps without building 3D maps.
The Clark School partnered with the National Society of Black Engineers to host the National Leadership Conference.
For the UAS Test Site this means supporting and catalyzing progress in three key areas.
The 14-person committee found that FAA overestimates the risks associated with drone operations.
Radar systems featured in Northrop Grumman Sensing for Autonomous Vehicles Challenge.
UMD research advances networked control and virtual reality for added safety.
Manocha has been recognized for his significant contributions to robotics and multi-agent simulation.
Maryland's is among the first “core swarm sprints” projects awarded in DARPA’s OFFensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics (OFFSET) program.
MRC Welcomes Four New Faculty Members: Dr. Bill Regli, Dr. Dinesh Manocha ,Dr. Yasser Shoukry, and Dr. Ryan Sochol.
The operation is the highest altitude test conducted by the UAS Test Site since launching in 2015.
Their debut project aims to establish a communications relay to remotely control ground robots.
Abshire was selected for her contribution to CMOS biosensors.
Will Calcagno is developing a multi-use robot that can detect fire, in addition to other capabilities.
The lecture was part of the Halcyon Dialogues on Robotics held at AAAS headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Moving towards a more diverse and inclusive campus.
View landscapes and research operations at three locations.
The NSF awards have been issued to U.S. cross-disciplinary teams to conduct innovative research focused on neural and cognitive systems.
Ten undergraduate students from throughout the US are conducting research under the guidance of MRC faculty.
Regli, an ISR alumnus, will begin his appointment in January 2018.
Congratulations Spring 2017 Graduates!
His research interests are in the design and control of marine robots and mobile sensor networks, as well as cyber-physical systems theory.
Aerospace Engineering undergrads design winning solar electric propulsion (SEP)-powered space tug.
The team will find out if they are qualified for the competitive RoboMasters 2017 Wild Card this summer.
The project marks the first time a UAS Test Site operator has flown using only instrumentation and cameras.
UMD alumna and NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps makes history as first African-American ISS crew member.
Two UMD Aerospace Engineering student teams selected as finalists in NASA's BIG Idea Challenge.
Grant marks more than $30,000 in student-awarded grants given through landmark engineering philanthropy course.
Understanding response dynamics of startled fish reveals how orientation within the group effects escape chances, may offer insights into emergency response planning.
Three Clark School faculty attend NAE 2016 Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.
Baras created algorithms and protocols by which Internet services can be delivered over satellite.
Automated Planning and Acting introduces complex computational techniques for planning and performing actions.
IEEE Spectrum spotlights Bergbreiter and St. Pierre's work on "the tiniest little quadruped robot ever seen."
Aerospace Engineering senior Oyinkansola Elizabeth Olusola-Ajayi student speaker for the Clark School of Engineering's Spring 2016 Commencement Ceremony.
They will receive a $100K fellowship for their project, "Feedback for Vision."
Chang, Fu, Hu and Marcus developed ideas at the core of the system that defeated Go master Lee Se-Dol in early March.
Clark School honoring alumna for work in cooperative control
Yi programs a KUKA industrial robot to dance with humans in his work.
RoboSAM can assess its situation and call a human for help before making a mess.
The research will make advances in risk-informed decision making so that teams of USVs and human supervisors can work cooperatively on a wide variety of missions.
Research will enable proactive management of contingencies arising during human-robot collaboration in hybrid work cells in small production volume manufacturing operations.
NaviGator, Robo Terp III, SUR Hand and Robo Raven V delight teens and parents.
Tan earned a 2002 Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Maryland.
Aerospace engineering students design winning concept for a Mars settlement and lunar refueling station.
Maryland students and their rover 'Frigg' win first place at the 2015 Robo-Ops Competition.
Mechanical Engineering Professor Jaydev Desai named ASME Fellow.
She explains her work using 3D printers to create large polymer fiber hairs that mimic hairs on bat wings.
ISR's Moss, Sterbing-D'Angelo among research team publishing results in
Cell Reports
Visitors meet bio-inspired, miniature, networked, underwater robots, and more.
Center will create bio-inspired solutions for small, remotely operated aircraft.
Bio-inspired robots star at the National Air and Space Museum.
New work suggests that copying behavior in social groups may be governed by optimal control theory
Grad student Bryan Hays and NAO robot volunteer to teach programming to K-12 students.
Autonomous robots can learn and perform complex actions via observation
The workshop was part of the 53rd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control.
Research shows dragonflies use predictive control strategies, not just simple reactions, to capture prey.
New awards honor alumni, friends for career achievements and contributions to Clark School.
Maryland Robotics Center shows a variety of robotic platforms.
The MSU professor's fish will track the movements of lake trout, walleye and lake sturgeon.
UMD researchers discuss new approaches to imitation learning for robots in ASME's Mechanical Engineering's September issue.
At least 50 disciplines represented at full-day event.
Research showcase to highlight role of engineers in developing innovative solutions to help prevent, mitigate, and respond to disasters.
Nuno Martins, Sarah Bergbreiter, Richard La to collaborate with Resensys on development of semi-autonomous system.
First academically led center will lead workshop to connect academe, industry and government to address critical issues in orbital debris policy, management and mitigation.
Research ranged from robotic skin to leg designs, inertial tail actuators, and more.
Faculty promoted to full professor, associate professor with tenure.
Alumni-founded company races past $50,000 goal in 11 minutes, hits $1 million in 25 hours.
Derek Paley, Sean Humbert and alumnus Xiaobo Tan are collaborators on the project.
American Society for Engineering Education Highlights Bio-Inspired Engineering.
Terrapin Hackers students interviewed by "All Things Considered"
EIP takes first place in the Outstanding Specialty Entrepreneurship Program category.
Office of Advanced Engineering Education's online graduate program are excellent opportunities for working engineers worldwide.
The textbook introduces undergraduate students to engineering dynamics with an accessible, comprehensive and innovative approach.
The Silicon Valley-tested, Lean Startup-based initiative is slated to train 300 top entrepreneurial research teams over three years.
Three ECE students win MHacks, a hackathon with more than 1200 students competing.
UMD students and researchers to gain access to industry technology used to design and manufacture sophisticated products.
Mechanical Engineering Professor Jaydev Desai was featured in an NIH article on robotics in neurosurgery.
New models and equations aid in understanding of natural phenomena, has implications for engineered networks of robots.
Nine projects range from wings for MAVs to vision sensors for small robots to small grasping hands.
Student-run robotics team builds autonomous underwater vehicle for competition.
Ph.D. student is part of the Robo Raven project.
Chowdhury’s research focuses on optical tweezers.
Robotic bird's independently controllable wings makes more realistic flight maneuvers possible.
Clark School of Engineering undergrads help middle and high school students prepare, compete.
Freshmen and sophomores teach and learn "hands on."
Project is one of eight announced by NASA.
Clark School professor, former UMD president would lead National Academy of Engineering beginning July 2013.
Flatau, Martins, Kofinas to serve Clark School in new roles; Gupta to lead NSF initiative.
More than 20 undergraduate students participate in research projects sponsored by ECE and IREAP.
Clark School high school summer program participant writes newspaper column about her experience.
Freshman design competition introduces payload challenge.
Retired U.S. Air Force general to address engineering grads.
Robots from five research groups help promote Maryland Day activities.
Dr. Jaydev P. Desai (UMD) and Dr. David J. Foran (CINJ) Principal Investigators on study to improve understanding and management of breast cancer
Story features Tan's artificial muscle-enabled robotic fish.
New rankings in
The Atlantic show Maryland, D.C., Virginia as leaders in tech economies
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New occupancy sensors to reduce use of lighting in empty classrooms.
Seek blend of military and academic personnel perspectives to generate new technologies.
Finding could lead to new air speed and stall detectors for aircraft
Balachandran, Chellappa, Shamma win awards for micro-air-vehicle, sensing, audio-visual saliency research.
Teo is advised by ISR affiliate faculty member Yiannis Aloimonos.
Research on microbatteries, graphene and flapping-wing flight recognized.
Event draws UMD officials and robotics researchers.
Research will coordinate neural and mechanical studies on lamprey locomotion.
Projects highlight Maryland Robotics Center research.
Bee study could improve micro air vehicle agility in wind gusts.
Projects focus on autonomous unmanned aircraft vehicle systems.
Work on biologically inspired computer chip appeared on
Earth's Frontiers.
Paley studies schooling fish to improve motion coordination in unmanned vehicle teams.
Former student of P.S. Krishnaprasad is one of only 17 recipients nationwide.
Researchers will develop a system that features holographic optical tweezers.
Researcher will investigate fundamental issues in control and distributed coordination.
Paper offers possible evolutionary basis for flight behavior in echolocating
bats.
PANOPTIS system uses both echolocation and optic flow sensors.
Gupta also finalist in information science category; Gary Rubloff finalist in physical science.
Research will develop guidance, control, and wireless communication modules for networked systems.
Robots are based on biological principles and incorporate biomimetic electroactive polymers.
Micro-air vehicle projects profiled in "Danger Room" national security blog.
Proposal is made to assist in upgrading the Hubble Space Telescope
Research to study the integration of auditory information with motor programs for spatially-guided behavior in mammals.
Team launched fleets of underwater vehicles into the Pacific Ocean
Team will develop intelligent and noise-robust interfaces for MEMS acoustic sensors for DARPA
