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Taking a leap in bioinspired robotics | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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PhD in Robotics Engineering | ABET Accredited Program
Social robotics: In conversation with Hae Won Park (MIT) | UNSW Sydney
MIT's Daniela Rus is leading a robotics revolution | TechCrunch
Master of Science in Robotics | Northwestern Engineering
Top 50 Best Value Master's in Robotics Programs
MIT robot could help people with limited mobility dress themselves | Engadget
MIT is building a 'one-stop shop' for 3D-printing robots | TechCrunch
Research Area: Controls, Instrumentation And Robotics | MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering
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An MIT PhD student designed a soft robot named Daisy to save cities millions in water leaks — Quartz
MIT creates robot that can drill, open doors, and see you
Teddy Ort - PHD Candidate - Distributed Robotics Lab - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) | LinkedIn
MIT Develops Autonomous "Socially Aware" Robot Using Jackal UGV - Clearpath Robotics
Leadership — MIT Science Policy Initiative
MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab
MIT Mechanical Engineering - Recent PhD graduate Joao Ramos's research aims to utilize human body motion to control a remote bipedal humanoid robot in real-time. The goal of his work with Professor
Polly (robot) - Wikipedia
Control Engineering | Robot algorithm improves safe motion around humans
MIT's robot cheetah taught itself how to run fast and traverse tricky terrain | TechSpot
Robot takes contact-free measurements of patients' vital signs | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The skirt-wearing, water-saving robot | MIT Technology Review
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Research Area: Controls, Instrumentation And Robotics | MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering
A bipedal robot with human reflexes | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
