Designing Robots that Help Humans Live, Work, and Play better across a lifetime.

IRIM’s mission is to ignite collaborations across Georgia Tech and beyond to imagine, design, and deploy robotic systems that enhance human capabilities to sense, think, and act, improving how people live, work, and play throughout their lives.

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INNSight Forum, presented by Georgia Tech’s Institute for Neuroscience, Neurotechnology, and Society (INNS) and co-sponsored by the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines, with an illuminated brain graphic."From Sensory Space to Simulated Space: The Evolution and Neurobiology of Planning" 

INNSight Forum co-Sponsored by the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines
 

Malcolm MacIver
Professor, McCormick School of Engineering
Northwestern University
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Close-up of a modular, snake-like robotic device with exposed wiring, sensors, and claw-like grippers at both ends being held by two people in a laboratory setting. The flexible robotic structure features black and orange components connected by segmented joints.

Yilin Cai Awarded for Adaptive Soft Robotics Research

Coulter BME Ph.D. student Yilin Cai received two international awards for research on modular soft robots that can adapt to different tasks and environments.

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