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Welcome to Robotics and Intelligent Machines @ Tech

The Center for Robotics and Intelligent Machines at Georgia Tech is an interdisciplinary unit involving the College of Computing, College of Engineering and Georgia Tech Research Institute. The center was launched May 2006 to bring together the resources available at Georgia Tech. RIM@Georgia Tech is helping define the new face of computing through a unique emphasis on education and research in robotics.

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GT & CMU Take Second in RoboCup Division GTCMUnited, a team jointly fielded by Georgia Tech and Carnegie Mellon, took second place in the 2008 RoboCup Standard Platform League. Read more...

RIM Seminar - Sept. 3 - Household Robotics by Beetz The fall RIM seminar series will be every other Wednesday in the Tech Square Research Building (TSRB), 85 Fifth Street at noon. The first fall seminar will be Wednesday September 3. The seminar will be given by Prof. Beetz from TU Munich. Read more...   RIM Seminar - August 22 - Jorge Solis The first RIM Seminar of Fall 08' will be held in room 104 of the Couch Building (840 McMillan St) on August 22, 3:00pm. It will be on the control requirements of robot produced music and its use as a communication medium. The seminar will be hosted by Gil Weinberg. Read more...   Robotic Snowmobiles Snowmotes are robotic arctic rovers currently in development by RIM Professor Ayanna Howard. With the purpose of remotely monitoring climate change these snowmobiles are far from normal. Read more...   New Website Launched Robotics and Intelligent Machines has launched a new face for its home on the internet. Read more...

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