The Robotics
Laboratory operates under the direction of Professor Leila Notash. The objective and current research interest is the
investigation and development of high performance manipulators allowing
effective and failure safe implementation of the devices. Practical and
effective analysis and solution methods for the performance improvement of novel
robotic systems are being developed. |
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Facilities
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Current Members
The Robotics Lab currently has four graduate students:
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Summer Students
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Funding The financial support for the projects of Robotics Lab
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