The Northwestern University Robotics Club (NURC) is an undergraduate student group dedicated to creating a community of students interested in robotics and dedicated to creating and learning together.

With wheels that can attach to the bottom of a ship and high-tech sensors, a group of undergraduate engineering students built a robot prototype that may one day clean and inspect the outer hulls of ...

While the Cleveland Cavaliers have racked up victories on the court this season and stayed atop the NBA’s Eastern Conference standings, their sales staff are celebrating their own successes with the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. University students in South Africa have introduced a new humanoid robotics research platform, highlighting advancements in ...

Idaho State University has hundreds of majors and programs to choose from. One of the lesser known of these programs is ...

Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s annual Undergraduate Research Projects Showcase transformed campus into a vibrant ...

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Jadiel Peguero Jr. sat slightly hunched over, a virtual reality headset covering his eyes and a large remote control in his hands. From behind him, in a square area formed with wooden boards, the ...

Robots that can sense and act through touch? That is what Aayush Kulkarni, an undergraduate visiting student, taught a robot to do during his internship at RIT. Kulkarni is participating in the ...

LOS ANGELES — Robotics is an area that is continuing to grow, but researchers at USC are trying to use the technology for social good. The global robotics market is expected to generate roughly $50 ...

In MSR you start working with robots on day one. By the end of the first quarter, you and a team of peers will have conceived and designed a robotics project that executes a specific task, such as ...