TU Delft Robotics

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TU Delft Robotics Institute unites all the TU Delft’s research in the field of robotics. Its main challenge is to get robots and humans to work together effectively in unstructured environments, and real settings. Within the institute both the ‘hard’ robot disciplines (mechatronics, embedded systems, control and AI) and the ‘soft’ robot sciences (human-machine interaction, user interaction, architecture, ethics and design) have a prominent presence. By joining forces, and aligning research, education and valorisation, TU Delft Robotics Institute takes a leading role in the creation of the next generation robotics.

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Mar 2, 2021	Demo Day: the most exciting day of the year	Multidisciplinary teams of minor students have designed and built a functional robotic prototype for a project customer with a challenge to improve the lives of working people. Streamed live from RoboHouse on the TU Delft Campus, Demo Day d...
Nov 9, 2020	Programming in robotics: Up your game with ALTEN	The time that software engineering was reserved for computer scientists has passed. “We see more and more talented enthusiasts who code their own programs,” notices André Prins, technical manager at ALTEN Nederland. “But people sometimes un...
Nov 9, 2020	Programming in robotics: Up your game with ALTEN	The time that software engineering was reserved for computer scientists has passed. “We see more and more talented enthusiasts who code their own programs,” notices André Prins, technical manager at ALTEN Nederland. “But people sometimes un...
Oct 9, 2019	Taking the lead in retail robotics: AIRLab Delft officially open!	“Define the future. That’s what we want to do”, Voorn summarised the lab’s ambition. The AIRLab will be working on ‘ground-breaking solutions’ in retail, both for the short and long term. The entire robotics ecosystem around TU Delft is gea...
Oct 9, 2019	Taking the lead in retail robotics: AIRLab Delft officially open!	“Define the future. That’s what we want to do”, Voorn summarised the lab’s ambition. The AIRLab will be working on ‘ground-breaking solutions’ in retail, both for the short and long term. The entire robotics ecosystem around TU Delft is gea...
Sep 14, 2018	Novel flying robot mimics rapid insect flight	Apart from its further potential in insect flight research, the robot’s exceptional flight qualities open up new drone applications. The results of the research have been presented in the latest edition of Science Magazine. The DelFly Nimb...
Sep 14, 2018	Novel flying robot mimics rapid insect flight	Apart from its further potential in insect flight research, the robot’s exceptional flight qualities open up new drone applications. The results of the research have been presented in the latest edition of Science Magazine. The DelFly Nimb...
	Odd.bot’s weed detecting algorithm successfully trained	The company has reached a new milestone, for the image recognition algorithm has become smart enough to detect and distinguish weeds from crops and has thus successfully completed the proof of concept phase regarding the first part; giving ...
	Afghan all-girl robotics team visits RoboValley	A very special moment at RoboValley last week. The Afghan all-girl robotics team visited us, ahead of their presentation at the World Summit AI. We were impressed by their powerful message. The team became famous this summer, when they wer...
	Roboat ahoy! First prototypes autonomous boats tested in Amsterdam	To wrap up Roboat’s second year of research – the research program on autonomous vessels that helps solving urban challenges of the city of Amsterdam – the first autonomous Roboat prototypes were demonstrated at Marineterrein Amsterdam on F...
	Professor Martijn Wisse leads TU Delft Robotics Institute	Professor of Biorobotics Martijn Wisse is the new Scientific Director of TU Delft Robotics Institute. During the yearly associates day of the Institute on 24 January, Wisse was officially appointed. He succeeds Robert Babuska, who has led t...
	New Honours Class 'Next Generation Robotics'	The pilot Honours class Next Generation Robotics (NGR), for excellent first year students, will be continued. This honours class, organised by TU Delft Robotics Institute and the faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Sci...
	Shaping the future of retail: Ahold Delhaize expands into robotics with RoboValley	Ahold Delhaize announces today that it is partnering with Delft University of Technology, YES!Delft and RoboValley to expand the company’s Artificial Intelligence for Retail (AIR) Lab. This industry-academic collaboration is set up to condu...
	Hello robot!	Robots are everywhere: they hoover dust from our floors, operate patients, inspect pipelines, perform search and rescue work after natural disasters, drive us around and keep us company. Sooner or later everybody will cooperate with robots,...
	Trident Delft heads to Florida with autonomous vessel	From 18 to 24 June 2018, the ‘Trident Delft’ team will be battling against student teams from all around the world in the International RoboBoat Competition in Daytona, Florida. The team of six students from Delft University of Technology h...
	‘Weed Whacker’ robot tested in the field	Odd.bot will soon be testing its weed recognising algorithms in the field. The startup from RoboValley has secured funding from Horizon, the regional development company of the Dutch province of Flevoland, for the proof-of-concept phase of ...
	Professor Martijn Wisse leads TU Delft Robotics Institute	Professor of Biorobotics Martijn Wisse is the new Scientific Director of TU Delft Robotics Institute. During the yearly associates day of the Institute on 24 January, Wisse was officially appointed. He succeeds Robert Babuska, who has led t...
	Shaping the future of retail: Ahold Delhaize expands into robotics with RoboValley	Ahold Delhaize announces today that it is partnering with Delft University of Technology, YES!Delft and RoboValley to expand the company’s Artificial Intelligence for Retail (AIR) Lab. This industry-academic collaboration is set up to condu...
	Odd.bot’s weed detecting algorithm successfully trained	The company has reached a new milestone, for the image recognition algorithm has become smart enough to detect and distinguish weeds from crops and has thus successfully completed the proof of concept phase regarding the first part; giving ...
	Afghan all-girl robotics team visits RoboValley	A very special moment at RoboValley last week. The Afghan all-girl robotics team visited us, ahead of their presentation at the World Summit AI. We were impressed by their powerful message. The team became famous this summer, when they wer...
	ERC Starting Grant for robotics researcher Jens Kober	Robotics researcher Jens Kober has received an ERC Starting Grant from the European Research Council. Kober works as assistant professor at the Cognitive Robotics Department from Delft University of Technology and is associated to TU Delft ...
	Human-robot symbiosis improves interaction	Semi-automated vehicles on our motorways, a mobile robot arm that can effectively intervene in a disaster area, drones: these are all examples of robots that exist in our unpredictable environment. These robots cannot manage without human i...
	Human-robot symbiosis improves interaction	Semi-automated vehicles on our motorways, a mobile robot arm that can effectively intervene in a disaster area, drones: these are all examples of robots that exist in our unpredictable environment. These robots cannot manage without human i...
	Kroboot nominated for best tech idea	Kroboot, the autonomous duckweed eating boat developed by students from Delft University of Technology, is nominated for the Best Tech-idea of KIJK Magazine. The Kroboot team is based in RoboValley HQ, amidst our robotics start-ups. Click ...
	‘Weed Whacker’ robot tested in the field	Odd.bot will soon be testing its weed recognising algorithms in the field. The startup from RoboValley has secured funding from Horizon, the regional development company of the Dutch province of Flevoland, for the proof-of-concept phase of ...
	Roboat: moving forward towards a full scale prototype	The city of Amsterdam envisions a future where fleets of autonomous boats cruise its many canals to transport goods and people, collect trash, or self-assemble into floating stages and bridges. About a quarter of Amsterdam’s surface area i...
	Roboat: moving forward towards a full scale prototype	The city of Amsterdam envisions a future where fleets of autonomous boats cruise its many canals to transport goods and people, collect trash, or self-assemble into floating stages and bridges. About a quarter of Amsterdam’s surface area i...
	New Honours Class 'Next Generation Robotics'	The pilot Honours class Next Generation Robotics (NGR), for excellent first year students, will be continued. This honours class, organised by TU Delft Robotics Institute and the faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Sci...
	Hello robot!	Robots are everywhere: they hoover dust from our floors, operate patients, inspect pipelines, perform search and rescue work after natural disasters, drive us around and keep us company. Sooner or later everybody will cooperate with robots,...

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