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* [[File:Karl.jpg|40px|link=User:Karl|Karl Kruusamäe]] [[User:Karl|Karl Kruusamäe]], associate professor | * [[File:Karl.jpg|40px|link=User:Karl|Karl Kruusamäe]] [[User:Karl|Karl Kruusamäe]], associate professor of robotics engineering | ||
* [[File:Alvo Facebook.JPG|40px|link=User:Alvo|Alvo Aabloo]] [[User:Alvo|Alvo Aabloo]], professor, head of the IMS lab | |||
=== The list of potential [[student projects in robotics]] === | === The list of potential [[student projects in robotics]] === | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 4 May 2018
About robotics at IMS Lab
Human-Robot Collaboration encompasses developing usable robots that make our everyday lives easier. Collaborative robots are said to share their autonomy with human partners, thus improving the efficiency and quality of work in areas such as flexible manufacturing, logistics, domestic assistance, healthcare, and teleoperation in hazardous environments. We have extensive experience in research and technology of every aspect of robotics: designing electronics, mechanical engineering, software development, system integration, device building, education and training – our more notable activities include
- TeMoto, a highly intuitive telerobotics platform,
- omnidirectional robotont platform for education and research in ROS,
- Fits.me shape-changing mannequin,
- Self-deployable Habitat for Extreme Environments (SHEE)
- Estonian massive open online course (MOOC) about robotics (https://sisu.ut.ee/robot).
People
Staff
Karl Kruusamäe, associate professor of robotics engineering
Alvo Aabloo, professor, head of the IMS lab