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Robotics
Engineering
Hopkins hosts Robotics Industry Day
Published
March 28, 2019
Event brings together current students, alumni, and industry professionals for project showcase, networking
The fourth industrial revolution is here
Published
Dec 27, 2018
A by-the-numbers look at the future of job markets in the era of robotics, AI, and automation
Fish findings
Should robots think like electric fish?
Published
Nov 30, 2018
Study sheds light on how animals use active sensing behaviors to navigate the world around them
neuroscience
Does the brain work like a swarm of robots?
Published
Oct 2, 2018
What does the brain have in common with a swarm of robots? Could be more than you think.
Biomedical engineering
Bringing a human touch to prosthetics
Published
June 20, 2018
When layered on top of prosthetic hands, e-dermis device brings back a real sense of touch through the fingertips
Robo Roaches
Published
Spring 2018
Hate the cockroach all you want, but there's a lot mechanical engineers can learn from its physical prowess
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Mechanical engineering
Roach-inspired robots
Published
Feb 13, 2018
Video
By studying cockroach locomotion, scientists learn how to build better, more mobile robots
Mechanical engineering
See bots run
Published
May 18, 2017
Students design next generation robots that play chess, catch balls, leap over obstacles, work together
Reclaimed touch
Published
Spring 2017
APL is making the next generation of prosthetic limbs that not only act on thought command, but also send signals back to the brain
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Innovators under 35
WSE researcher honored
Published
Aug 23, 2016
Muyinatu Bell, who mixes sound, light, robotic technology to enhance medical imaging, recognized by 'MIT Technology Review'
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