U of T Robotics News
Robotics Institute to strengthen multidisciplinary research at U of T Engineering
The new University of Toronto Robotics Institute establishes a central headquarters for world-leading robotics research across U of T and beyond.
Two best papers, four award finalists at ICRA 2019
UofT researchers presented 25 papers at ICRA this year, covering everything from micro-manipulators to autonomous vehicles and drone swarms, to robot assistants.
U of T Robotics Institute Coming This July
Coming this July, the Robotics Institute will evolve into the official central headquarters for robotics at UofT.
No assembly required: Researchers automate microrobotic designs
Researchers in Prof. Eric Diller’s lab create magnetized microrobots — the size of the head of a pin — that can travel through fluid-filled vessels and organs within the human body.
UTIAS professor teaches robotics in Myanmar
Professor Jonathan Kelly (UTIAS) recently returned from a week in Yangon, Myanmar, where he partnered with a startup accelerator to teach robotics to 25 local university students.
Researchers create nano-bot to probe inside human cells
Researcher’s in Prof. Yu Sun’s lab have built a set of magnetic ‘tweezers’ that can position a nano-scale bead inside a human cell in three dimensions with unprecedented precision.
Robotics – A Message from Dean Cristina Amon
Together with our industrial partners and collaborators, we are designing a future where robots will extend human capabilities and improve lives at home, as well as around the world.
UofT Robotics students win Best Paper Award at IEEE SSRR 2018
Students Kaicheng Zhang and Farzad Niroui from Goldie Nejat’s lab win Best Student Paper Award at the 2018 IEEE International Symposium on Safety, Security, and Rescue Robotics (IEEE SSRR).
Goldie Nejat’s work featured by The Globe & Mail
The Globe & Mail has featured Prof. Goldie Nejat’s work and ideas on how new technology can be used to help a growing population of older people to live independently in their own homes longer.
UofT team wins second place in the 2018 Mobile Microrobotics Challenge
Prof. Eric Diller’s Microrobotics Lab wins second place in the “Autonomous Manipulation and Accuracy Challenge” event at the 2018 Mobile Microrobotics Challenge.
Urtasun: New algorithm that jointly reasons autonomous driving tasks
Researchers at the University of Toronto’s department of computer science and Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group (ATG) in Toronto have developed an algorithm that jointly reasons about multiple self-driving tasks in as little as 30 milliseconds per frame.
Yu Sun advances to Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Micro and Nano Engineering Systems
Congratulations to Prof. Yu Sun, who has been awarded a chair advancement to Tier 1 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Micro and Nano Engineering Systems.
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