Robots are often thought of as stiff and inorganic, but we’re taking a different approach with soft robotics. In this new @NASASTEM video, learn from a NASA engineer and intern about this field, which takes inspiration from life around us on land and sea. https://t.co/CcvyaIC4ht
Being able to share this is a dream come true...
I'm happy to officially introduce my research group at Northwestern University, the Robotic Matter Lab! We're opening this September!
https://t.co/OjitgXu7v3
We're actively recruiting our first cohort of Ph.D. students!
Congrats to Jessica Sandoval who leveled up as an ROV Pilot this year, from Argus to Hercules! Jess is a PhD student @UCSDJacobs Bioinspired Robotics and Design Lab & joined Nautilus in 2015 as an ROV Intern.
Tune in 12-4pm PT to hear Jess and the team: https://t.co/Ajj54YYX2Q
Congrats to Jessica Sandoval who leveled up as an ROV Pilot this year, from Argus to Hercules! Jess is a PhD student @UCSDJacobs Bioinspired Robotics and Design Lab & joined Nautilus in 2015 as an ROV Intern.
Tune in 12-4pm PT to hear Jess and the team: https://t.co/Ajj54YYX2Q
I created this podcast as a resource for students, postdocs, & assistant professors in science and engineering. If any of the topics below interest you, please listen and subscribe! Available on Spotify, Apple, Google, and most other platforms. https://t.co/nkZB6hcngq
Latest version of my Map of Control Theory. You can download the hi-res version at https://t.co/61kKecYPME. I wanted to get this version out quickly so I didn't get to everyone's suggestions but I appreciate all of the feedback. Cheers!
Meet Benjamin Shih @benjshih#ARCSscholar@UCSanDiego whose research on informative touch for soft robots will help engineers build robots that can better understand, work with, and help humans. Ben will be honored at the 2020 ARCS SOY Event on Sept 13.
https://t.co/5BYDFmDvRV
13 years ago, I emailed Dr. Fauci out of the blue to ask if I might interview him for my undergrad thesis. He invited me to his office, where he answered all my questions. When I sent him the thesis, HE READ THE WHOLE THING (see his overly effusive review below). Who does that?!
Meet #ARCScholar Ben Shih. Ben is a PhD student in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (@UCSDJacobs) in the Bioinspired Robotics and Design Lab at UC San Diego (@UCSanDiego). Ben's research focuses on the mechanical side of artificial intelligence. #ScholarFeatureFriday
Our presentation for (virtual) IEEE/RAS International Conference on Soft Robotics (RoboSoft) 2020 on building towards understanding social, affective touch using soft robotic skins -- talk: https://t.co/kdJ5WdiCsk pdf: https://t.co/nvCP5gBFfj
Here's our recent review and perspective on how electronic skins and machine learning will help push towards achieving intelligent soft robots. Looking forward to your feedback and thoughts! https://t.co/jHyAphVPhv
@BioinspiredUCSD@miketolley@thefaboratory@SciRobotics
Our review of e-skins & machine learning for soft robots has appeared in Science Robotics! Congratulations to lab PhD student @benjshih, and coauthors D. Shah, J. Li, T. Thuruthel, Y.-L. Park, F. Iida, Z. Bao, R. Kramer-Bottiglio and @miketolley
https://t.co/pJFFhovv1X
Sure, we need scientists in academia. But, let’s not forget that:
We need scientists in industry
We need scientists in government
We need scientists in journalism
We need scientists in law
We need scientists in policy
...and so much more!
There is a world beyond academia.