At the start of each semester a core seminar series is announced featuring guest speakers from around the world and from varying backgrounds in robotics. In addition to guest speakers, on campus research projects have also been presented. Seminars are held in the Marcus Nanotechnology Building (NanoTech) and the Micro Electronics Research Center (MiRC). Room number is subject to availability and space needs. The most up to date information on seminars can be found by subscribing to the rim-seminar mailing list.
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RIM Seminar - Nov. 19 - Manifold Learning Algorithms |
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Chad Jenkins from Brown University will be here on Wednesday for our RIM Seminar Luncheon at Noon, TSRB Rm. 132. Lunch will be provided.
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RIM Seminar - Oct. 29 - Hugh Durrant-Whyte on Autonomous Networks |
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On Wednesday 29 October @ noon in TSRB Rooms 132-134 Hugh Durrant-Whyte of the Australian Centre for Field Robotics will give a talk on autonomous networks. Lunch will be provided.
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RIM Seminar - Oct. 20 - Control of the ASIMO Humanoid |
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Taizo Yoshikawa, a Senior Researcher of Honda Research Institute, will be giving a seminar on the ASIMO humanoid. It will be held Monday, October 20 at noon in TSRB Rooms 132-134. This talk will only be for a 1/2 hour.
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RIM Seminar - Oct. 15 - Automonous Air Vehicles |
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Sanjiv Singh of the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon will be giving a seminar on autonomous air vehicles. It will be held Wednesday, October 15 at noon in TSRB Rooms 132-134.
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RIM Seminar - Oct. 10 - MIT's Urban Challenge Approach |
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John Leonard will be giving a talk on MIT's DARPA Urban Challenge entry. It will be held Friday, October 10 at 2pm in TSRB Rooms 132-134.
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