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BUILDING-WIDE INTELLIGENCE ROBOTS IN LARG LAB

These robots are being designed and programmed to navigate autonomously through the building and interact with people.

Preview of New AHG Building

We are beginning to occupy our new space and ramp up operations in preparation for the resumption of on-campus research and education operations when they are announced.

RENEU HARMONY UPPER BODY EXOSKELTON

ReNue Lab's HARMONY is an upper body exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation

RoboCup

The UT Austin Villa robot soccer team participating in an international RoboCup Competition.

NRG's Robotic Arms

Industrial Reconfigurable Anthropomorphic Dual-arm (IRAD) System for use in gloveboxes and other hazardous environments. It replaces or augments operators performing radiochemistry or manufacturing tasks

RENUE'S ACT HAND

Anatomically Correct Test-bed (ACT) Hand with human-like bones, joints, tendons and muscles

ROBOCUP

The UT Austin Villa robot soccer team participating in an international RoboCup Competition.

Hume in the Human Centered Robotics Lab

Hume remains balanced while walking by observing the center of mass position error relative to a reference path and re-planning at every step a new trajectory.

DREAMER IN THE HUMAN CENTERED ROBOTICS LAB

Dreamer showing off its beautiful facial expressions, and articulated arms and torso. Researchers are developing novel controllers for Dreamer to achieve collaborative tasks with human users.

A science and engineering partnership to advance robotics research and education

An Important Message from the University's Coalition of Diversity and Inclusion

ROBOTICS RESEARCH

Researchers in multiple departments work to advance the capability of robotics numerous application spaces including social, surgical, rehabilitation, vehicles, drilling, manufacturing, space, nuclear, and defense.

ROBOTICS EDUCATION

UT has world-class opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate education and offer a Graduate Portfolio Program in Robotics.

ROBOTICS OUTREACH

UT researchers regularly host robotics activities to engage the community at-large. These include lab tours, workshops and also on-site demonstrations.

News & Events

Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Academia

UT Austin collaborates with Bosch to drive automated research
Professor Peter Stone Named ACM Fellow by the Association for Computing Machinery

The award goes only to highly distinguished computer scientists representing the top 1% of ACM members.
UT's ReNeu Robotics' Harmony Exoskeleton is featured in Dell Magazine's recent issue

Click below to for a link to the magazine. Harmony Exoskeleton's story begins on page 56.

Texas Robotics is engaged with Army Futures Command to develop leading-edge robotics solutions.