Matthew Gombolay (SM '13) - Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Ronald Wilcox (SM '13) - Department of Mechanical Engineering
Emily Frost (SM '13) - Operations Research
Matthew and Ronald are shown in the picture to the...
Matthew Gombolay (SM '13) - Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Ronald Wilcox (SM '13) - Department of Mechanical Engineering
Emily Frost (SM '13) - Operations Research
Matthew and Ronald are shown in the picture to the...
FACTORY robots are usually caged off from humans on the assembly line lest the machines’ powerful steel arms deliver an accidental, bone-crunching right hook. But now, gentler industrial robots, designed to work and play well with others, are coming out from behind their protective fences to...
"Roboter sollen menschliche Handlungen verstehen" Die Robotik-Expertin Julie Shah vom MIT in Boston erforscht, wie Roboter und Menschen gute Teams bilden können..
Humans and robots work better together if they can swap roles and learn from each other, a finding that may pave the way for the use of more robots on assembly lines, in space, on farms or in any kind of dangerous, dirty or boring operation. “Cross-training,” or switching jobs, improves...
It's good when co-workers understand each other – especially if one of them is a robot. Read how a mechanical arm learned our reporter's mind..
A team of roboticists has shown that by getting robots and humans to carry out simple tasks together, then swap roles, synchronicity increases significantly because the machines gain a better understanding of what's required of them. Julie Shah and Stefanos Nikolaidis of MIT's Interactive...
Spending a day in someone else’s shoes can help us to learn what makes them tick. Now the same approach is being used to develop a better understanding between humans and robots, to enable them to work together as a team. Robots are increasingly being used in the manufacturing industry to...
After a decade as an MIT student, Julie Shah ’04, SM ’06, PhD ’11, was invited to join the faculty. Her first year as a professor meant not only teaching but also setting up a new lab, wooing brilliant students, and overseeing research advances she never could have predicted.. (MIT Technology...