The Robot Report (part of WTWH Media in the United States) casts a spotlight on Centre PhD Researcher Doug Morrison’s ground-breaking research in the area of robotic grasping and manipulation; a world first that allows a robot to move and think at the same time in order to better see objects in clut...
Australia’s Science Channel features Centre PhD Researcher Doug Morrison’s ground-breaking research in the area of robotic grasping and manipulation; a world first that allows a robot to move and think at the same time in order to better see objects in clutter. Read article>>&nb...
Centre PhD Researcher Doug Morrison talks to Fairfax journalist Stuart Layt about ground-breaking research in the area of robotic grasping and manipulation that enables a robot to move and think at the same time in order to better see objects in clutter. Read article run nationally across the Fairfa...
Centre researchers and robots featured in this episode of Brainbuzz; 9Go Kids’ popular science television show. The ‘Brainbuzz Make a Robot’ episode provided an insight into how robots able to see and understand like humans are beneficial for all people and our planet. The program ...
Centre Chief Investigator Niko Sünderhauf talks to Xinhua News Agency about why overconfidence for robots, just like humans, can be a stumbling block in messy, complex environments of the real world. He explains why this is the catalyst behind a world-first robotic vision challenge created by the C...
The Centre has scored a winning trifecta with three researchers named among Australia’s top researchers in their respective fields, as published in The Australian newspaper’s respected Research magazine. Read article>> They are:Centre Chief Investigator Anton van den Hengel (Univ...
Centre Associate Investigator Jason Ford, who specialises in the area of vision and action with application to remote inspection and monitoring, has been saluted as ‘Academic of the Year’ in the 2019 Australian Defence Industry Awards. He earned the award for his work on a human pilot vision system ...
Centre Chief Investigator (and Terminator fan) Michael Milford separates fact from fiction when it comes to real-world robotics in this Pedestrian TV feature. He says: “In terms of expectations versus reality, obviously things like Iron Man and Terminator movies aren’t really feasible y...
Centre Research Affiliate Sourav Garg and his research on teaching autonomous cars to recognise locations is the focus of this online article across the Fairfax group. Sourav has developed a visual recognition system for autonomous cars that mimics a human driver’s ability to recognise locations whe...
Centre Chief Investigator Michael Milford is part of a $3 million project just announced by Australian Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price (as detailed in this Defence Connect article) to drive the next generation of autonomous vehicles. The collaboration involves Australian and US universities....
Centre researchers – Niko Sünderhauf, Feras Dayoub, David Hall, John Skinner, Haoyang Zhang, Gustavo Carneiro and Peter Corke – reveal why a world-first robotic vision challenge has been developed to help robots sidestep the pitfalls of overconfidence in this ‘Challenge Accepted...
Australian Centre for Robotic Vision Chief Investigator Jonathan Roberts talks to ZDNet’s UK-based writer Jo Best about the evolution of SnakeBots designed to be as individual as the patients they’re used on. Read article>>Find out more>> ...
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