Georgia Institute of Technology School of Interactive Computing

New research on autonomous robots from the Machine Learning Center at Georgia Tech, Salesforce Research, and the University of Maryland will be presented at two major AI conferences this summer.

Founded by three students in 1999, Georgia Tech's robotics competition group now has 255 members.

Researchers have been awarded $6.25 million to use collective emergent behavior.

College of Design's Center for Music Technology research team creates a new robot that is able to project a voice and understand human mood.

School of Interactive Computing student Abhishek Das has published a number of research papers in projects ranging from visual dialogue to a task called “embodied question answering.”

Georgia Tech researchers say ethics and transparency are likely top 2019 trends in the burgeoning field of AI.

Hutchinson is a professor and KUKA Chair for Robotics in Georgia Tech’s College of Computing and has served as associate director of IRIM.

Inspired by an experience in a flying lesson, Georgia Tech's Matthew Gombolay is researching how to make robotics more personal and trustworthy.

David Bader is presenting at PASC'18 on massive-scale analytics applied to real world problems.

More than 10 faculty members and many more students will be present at the five-day event in Salt Lake City.