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Where-able sensors Maryland Today, November 2, 2022
	Underwater robot competition makes a splash Maryland Today, July 29, 2022
Vertical Flight Society announces winners of its second eVTOL drone student competition eVTOL Insights, June 6, 2022
	TERP: a method to achieve reliable robot navigation in uneven outdoor terrains Tech Xplore, June 2, 2022
Tesmoodo, lots of Testudo and a testament to Terp spirit Maryland Today, May 2, 2022
	B-GAP: A simulation method for training autonomous vehicles to navigate complex urban scenes Tech Xplore, March 25, 2022

	World's smallest drones could revolutionize agriculture search and rescue efforts VOA News, August 3, 2021
Shared scooters aren’t always where you need them. A U-Md. researcher has a plan for that. The Washington Post, July 27, 2021
	Fearless flight: the UMD UAS test site AUVSI News, July 20, 2021
Watch a 3D-printed robotic hand play Nintendo CBS News, July 14, 2021
	Good data is a key component to AI innovation and machine learning Federal News Network, June 24, 2021
Press Release: 2021 DBVF Winners Vertical Flight Society, May 27, 2021
	ARL announces AI research agreement Intelligence Community News, May 27, 2021
UMD, UMBC, ARL announce $68m cooperative agreement to accelerate AI, autonomy EurekAlert, May 26, 2021

	Amazon donates $100,000 to University of Maryland engineering, robotics programs CBS Baltimore, October 15, 2020
Amazon donates $100,000 for diversity and robotics programming at UMd Washington Business Journal, October 13, 2020
	UMD researchers: could robots prevent spread of COVID-19 CBS Baltimore, September 11, 2020
Mobile COVID-19 testing booths help health care providers test patients without risking own health CBS Baltimore, June 15, 2020
	Outstanding student Q&A: Jonathan Bosnich, outstanding undergraduate University of Colorado Boulder, May 8, 2020
Scientists make artificial skin for robots, taking us one step closer to a world of androids CNBC, May 2, 2020
	Walk this way: software performs emotion recognition by your gait BiometricUpdate, March 31, 2020
How robot teams could do our dirty, dangerous jobs MarylandToday, April 30, 2020
	Using autonomous vehicles for agriculture, environment, and infrastructure monitoring APS News, April 2020
Swarming technology lets drones work as a team NASA, April 2020
	Can AI detect your emotion just by how you walk? Forbes, March 29, 2020
How robotics will define the surgical future Vator, March 9, 2020
	University of Maryland Indian American professor Pratap Tokekar earns NSF CAREER honor for robotic research Indiawest, March 3, 2020

	Many open challenges lie ahead for fully autonomous driving: Manocha Pulse News, November 6, 2019
University of Maryland's Ming Lin knows the code Washington Business Journal, August 29, 2019
	Hyperdimensional computing theory could lead to AI with memories and reflexes The Next Web, May 17, 2019
Helping robots remember: Hyperdimensional computing theory could change the way AI works EurekAlert, May 15, 2019
	Like ‘Uber for organs’: drone delivers kidney to Maryland woman The New York Times, April 30, 2019
Saving lives...with robots The New York Times, April 9, 2019
	Hyperdimensional computing discovered to help AI robots create memories The New York Times, March 20, 2019
New 3D nanoprinting strategy opens door to revolution in medicine, robotics Science Daily, January 23, 2019
	Maryland test confirms drones can safely deliver human organs IEEE Spectrum, November 19, 2018
University of Maryland, Navy Control Robot From 6,000 Feet Above Ground dcmilitary.com, January 12, 2018

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