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Join us tomorrow for the #GRASPOnRobotics talk with Byron Boots (@UW) at 11:00am EST! https://www.grasp.upenn.edu/livestream/
3 of 20, big shoutout to @tdineshd @GRASPlab. https://twitter.com/modal_ai/status/1379471573606879234
#ICYMI VOXL powers three #drones in the @vijay_r_kumar lab #swarms project.
Learn more about our collaboration with the Kumar Lab's swarm of inexpensive, heterogeneous micro aerial vehicles: http://ow.ly/HUd850EfxPM
M. Ani Hsieh and doctoral student Tom Zhang have recently proposed a machine learning framework for modeling a general class of dynamical systems; read the preprint here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.03415
Congratulations to 2021 CAREER Award Recipient: @NikolaiMatni https://blog.seas.upenn.edu/2021-career-award-recipient-nikolai-matni/
Congratulations to Torrie Edwards, who has been selected to receive the 2021 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (@NDSEG) Fellowship Award!
Great article to check out on the @PennEngineers blog! 'How to Get Hired in Philly’s Growing Robotics Scene' https://blog.seas.upenn.edu/how-to-get-hired-in-phillys-growing-robotics-scene/
