The Future of Robotics is at Georgia Tech Today

Basic and applied research is at the heart of RIM@Georgia Tech. The study of basic engineering problems in robotics is central to our work, but equally important is the integration of innovation and discoveries into real-world systems and applications. The exceptionally high quality of our programs, faculty and research are rapidly positioning RIM@Georgia Tech with an international reputation for excellence and innovation in robotics.

Our research activities embrace an array of diverse yet related fields including:

• Advanced Sensors
• Aerial Robotics
• Air Vehicle Navigation and Control
• Artificial Intelligence
• Autonomous and Mobile Robotics
• Behavior-Based Robotics
• Computerized Industrial Controllers
• Emergency Response Robotics
• Human-Robot Interaction
• Machine Vision
• Modeling Social Systems and Human Activity
• Motion Control and Haptics
• Multi-Robot Systems
• Neurally Controlled Robots
• Wearable Computing