Robin Murphy’s Post

Had a great time catching up with Alexandre Bayen at University of California, Berkeley's CITRIS! We discussed using recent advances in GenAI, LLM, and Computer Vision to simplify human-machine interfaces and drive greater adoption and penetration of robotics. Looking forward to continuing the conversation with him and exploring the possibilities! #UCBerkeley #CITRIS #GenAI #LLM #ComputerVision #Robotics

🦾𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭 𝐦𝐲 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐠 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐫𝐨𝐛𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐬 & 𝐀𝐈 💭 👇Read More Below👇 🗒 Yesterday, I published the introduction to my robotics & AI blog here on LinkedIn. 🗓 Next Monday, I am going to publish my first article about fenceless robotic systems and human-robot-interaction. 🦾 👋 You find the link to my blog on my LinkedIn profile: ✅ Button in the headline ✅ In the "featured" area #robotics #innovation #technology #inspiration

Have you saved the date of our Spring Round Table yet? It’s just around the corner, and this time the discussion will be utterly top notch with the topic being “High Momentum of Robotics in Cochlear Implantation: is it justified?”    As usual with our Round Tables, this event will receive international accreditation. We anticipate an absolutely marvellous discussion, so make sure to join us online and delve into the world of robotics together with HEARRING experts! For all the details, follow the link: https://lnkd.in/dQKWbH4D #wearehearring #hearringroundtable #hearringgroup #learnfromleaders #weareresearch #weareeducating #knowledgeispower #robotics #hearingimplants #cochlearimplantation

🗣️ Our expert Ruben Oliveira will be attending and giving an expert talk at the Automation and Robotics Conference organized by COMPIND - Componentes Industriais. In his session, you will be able to hear more about strobe controllers and the impacts of AI in the machine vision industry. 💡 Don’t miss the opportunity to hear more from our expert Ruben Oliveira on May 24th. 🙌 🖇️ If you want to be a part of the conference visit the link: https://lnkd.in/dXFeEw44 #MaVis #machinevision #experts #automation #robotics

As we venture deeper into the era of artificial intelligence and robotics, it's fascinating to reflect on where it all began. The human brain – the most complex, efficient, and original processor in existence. In today's tech-driven world, we often look to advanced algorithms and cutting-edge processors for innovation. Yet, it's the human mind's creativity, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities that continue to inspire and drive technological advancements. What do you think is the most significant innovation inspired by the human brain? Let's discuss!👇 #Innovation #ArtificialIntelligence #Robotics #Technology #BrainPower #TechInnovation

The future of robotics means self-healing skin! 😱 Researchers have discovered a way to use skin cells to create artificial skin for robots. 🤖 This helps prevent damage or wear and tear. What do you think is next for the future of tech? 🤔 #robotics #technews #technology #newtech

Here's a sneak peek into the future of robotics with the HARP platform! Controlling a robot arm has never been easier, thanks to the R3D mouse. Imagine moving a robot with the same ease as waving your hand—no complex setups, just pure intuitive motion control. This is the cutting edge of precision and simplicity in robotics! #Robotics #AI #Innovation #Tech #Automation #FutureTech

Wondering what we're up to? Curious how soft robotics can change the paradigm in medicine? Confused as to what in the world a soft robot even is? Come check us out LSI USA '24! #LSIUSA24

Excited to share the initial renderings of a procedurally generated 3D environment we're developing for a client! Curious to explore how we can enhance your AI, robotics, and simulation projects? Feel free to message me for further details! #AI #Simulation #Robotics #SyntheticData #3dWorlds

Join us for our upcoming distinguished colloquium lecture «Towards Intelligent Dexterous Robots», taking place on 28 March at 16:00 at the ETH Zürich main building. #Deeplearning has led to breakthroughs in various fields, but applying it to #robotics is challenging due to the need for #robots to learn from their own experiences. Prof. Jitendra MALIK from the University of California, Berkeley suggests training robot skills in simulation and transferring them to the real world. More information here: https://lnkd.in/euN4YnWC