Join L-CAS (The University of Lincoln’s Cross-Disciplinary Centre in Robotics Research) as a research intern over the summer of 2022

We are pleased to announce this year’s L-CAS Summer Research Intership programme, now open for applications. These research opportunities primarily for students of the University of Lincoln who are currently enrolled in one of the taught degree programmes, but we may have some limited capacity to consider exceptional candidates. Whether you are at the end…

Research Seminar 30/1/2020: Game theory for self-driving cars

Our next SoCS research seminar takes place on Thu 30/1/2020 at 13:00, in room INB2102. This is part of this year’s “Frontiers in Research” seminar series. Title: Game theory for self-driving cars Speaker: Fanta Camara, University of Leeds, and Visiting researcher, University of Lincoln Date and time: Thursday 30th January 2020, 13:00-14:00 Venue: INB2012, Isaac…

SoCS Research Seminar (3/12/19): Robotic Perception for Agricultural Environments

You are invited to attend a research seminar by Cyrill Stachniss (University of Bonn, Germany), one of the world-leading experts in robotic perception, on “Robotic Perception for Agricultural Environments” as part of the School of Computer Science Research Seminar Series. When: 3/12/2019, 3-4PM Where: INB1103 Robotic Perception for Agricultural Environments Abstract Autonomous robots need the…

Upcoming SoCS Research Seminars

In our regular research seminar series, we have two respected researchers presenting their work in the coming weeks. Date/Time Location Presenter(s) and Titles 27/02/2019 16:00 DCB0102 Gregory Sutton: High power insects: the biomechanics of jumping and striking 20/03/2019 16:30 DCB1102 (David Chiddick Building) Prof Janet Read: Agents, Apps and Attention: Breaking Design Rules in CCI (abstract and…

Frontiers in Robotics Research: Creative Adaptation through Learning

Please note the change in time and place for this week’s instalment of the “Frontiers in Robotics Research” seminar series. When: Tue, 29/1/2019, 14:00 Where: MB0312 Creative Adaptation through Learning Abstract Robots have transformed many industries, most notably manufacturing, and have the power to deliver tremendous benefits to society, for example in search and rescue, disaster…

Regular Research Seminar Series on Frontiers of Robotics Research

This semester, there is a new weekly research seminar series “Frontiers of Robotics Research” with both external and internal invited speakers taking place. It is jointly hosted by the new MSc programme in Robotics and Autonomous Systems at the School of Computer Science and the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems. Every week, on Thursdays at 1…

Research Seminar by Dr Gionata Salvietti “Transferring human hand skills to robotic hands”

When: Monday 10th December, 13:00 – 14:00 Where: ATB2203, Alfred Tennyson Building (previously MHT) Transferring human hand skills to robotic hands Abstract This is an exciting and pivotal moment in the history of robotics. As the gap between theoretical research and fully-fledged technology continues to close, important advances from mechanical design to decision algorithms are…

Two Research Seminars coming up on Tuesday (28th) and Thursday (30th)

L-CAS and LIAT are jointly organising two research seminars by visiting academics, open to anyone interested. Dr Mario Gianni (U Plymouth): Urban Search And Rescue Robotics: An In-Field Experience Date/Time: Tue, 28/8/2018, 11:00 Room: DCB1103 Abstract On June 2012, at Mirandola, a city of Northern Italy, hit by a tremendous earthquake, I supported the deployment…

Research Seminar Series: Orchard Robotics 28/06/18 4pm

Orchard Robotics Place: DCB1102 Date/Time: 28/06/2018 16:00-17:00     The Lincoln School of Computer Science and the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems are hosting a team of agricultural roboticists from New Zealand. The group will be represented by Prof. Bruce MacDonald and Dr Pau Medrano-Gràcia from The University of Auckland and Prof. Mike Duke from the University of Waikato. The seminar will summarize…

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