Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have developed a groundbreaking robotic system designed to tackle the challenges of exploring extreme environments. Led by Michael C. Yip, a professor of computer science and engineering, the tea
UC San Diego’s ARCSnake V2: A Robotic Pioneer in Extreme Environments Read More »
Researchers from the University of Vermont, led by Peter Crowley and Calin Belta, have introduced a groundbreaking approach to Inverse Reinforcement Learning (IRL) that could revolutionize robotic task learning, particularly in complex and adversaria
Vermont Team’s SPLASH Method Revolutionizes Robotic Learning in Maritime Tasks Read More »
In a bid to tackle the challenges of ship emission supervision, a recent study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (translated from Chinese) has shed light on the complex dynamics between maritime authorities, shipping companies, a
Chinese Study Unravels Strategic Dynamics of Ship Emission Supervision Read More »
Researchers Alysson Ribeiro da Silva and Luiz Chaimowicz of the University of Campinas in Brazil have made significant strides in the field of multi-robot exploration (MRE) systems. Their latest study focuses on addressing the challenges of communica
Brazilian Researchers Revolutionize Multi-Robot Underwater Exploration Read More »
Researchers at ETH Zurich, led by Filippo A. Spinelli and Marco Hutter, have developed a groundbreaking framework for automating large-scale material handling tasks. This work, published in a recent study, addresses the critical need for efficiency a
ETH Zurich’s AI Framework Revolutionizes Material Handling Read More »
In the world of marine engineering, understanding the nitty-gritty of how materials interact is crucial for building stable structures. A recent study, led by Zhiming Chao from the College of Ocean Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime Univers
Shanghai Researchers Boost Marine Stability with AI-Powered Shear Strength Predictions Read More »
In the world of structural engineering, ensuring that buildings can withstand seismic activity is paramount, especially for those with vertical irregularities. A recent study published in the Journal of Engineering Sciences (JES) sheds light on the l
Egyptian Study Reveals Critical Gaps in Seismic Analysis for Irregular Buildings Read More »
Braden Meyers and Joshua G. Mangelson, researchers at the University of Washington’s Autonomous Systems Lab, are tackling a critical challenge in marine robotics: testing underwater vehicles in controlled environments. Their work, published in a rece
Researchers from the School of Marine Science and Technology at Northwestern Polytechnical University in China have developed a novel approach to enhance underwater communication for divers. The team, led by Tinglong Deng, has proposed a scheme that
China’s AUVs & USVs Revolutionize Diver Communication Read More »
In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a recent study published in ‘Applied Water Science’ (translated from German as ‘Applied Water Science’) has shed light on the best communication technologies for autonomous marine vehicles (AMVs). Th
Nanjing Researchers Pinpoint Best Communication Tech for Autonomous Marine Vehicles Read More »
