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UMBC researchers are discovering building blocks of hand motions, aiming to improve physical therapy for humans and find better ways to program robots. They're turning to a novel source material...
UMBC Professor Ramana Vinjamuri and his students used Bharatanatyam Mudras, Indian classical dance hand gestures, to help train and evaluate their system for recognizing and modeling human hand...
12-1 pm ET Monday, December 8, UMBC ITE 406 and online
Extracting Implicit Social Information from the Space Around Us Dr. Claire Liang, MIT CSAIL 12-1 pm ET Monday, December 8 UMBC ITE 406 and online We already have robots among us. From Coco...
Caring Robots in an Aging World A lecture with guest speaker Shawn Bender, Ph.D. 4-5:30pm Thur., Nov. 6, 2025, AOK Library Gallery, UMBC The potential of robotics technologies to assist in...
The performance in June during the Movement, Music, and Brain Health NSF AccelNet meeting at UMBC was the brainchild of three UMBC faculty who have joined forces to explore whether and how dancing...
UMBC WISS Series Improving Shared Embodiment between Humans and Robots with Haptics Janelle Clark, Mechanical Engineering, UMBC 12-1pm EDT, Oct. 30, ITE 459 and online Lunch will be...
The UMBC Center for Real-time Distributed Sensing and Autonomy (CARDS) has been working to develop robotic devices that can interact with their environment and each other to plan and accomplish...