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Georgia Tech's drone competition team, Team Icarus, will compete in the finals of the AlphaPilot Challenge this fall in the hopes of winning $1 million.

Robots aren’t yet household fixtures, but Georgia Tech researchers have already come up with a way domestic bots might recognize materials around the home.

With the award comes a $1,000 prize. Boots attended the Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) conference in the Freiburg, Germany, this week, where he accepted the award on behalf of his team.

A team of Georgia Tech master’s and Ph.D. students, advised by Sonia Chernova, won the challenge by successfully assembling three kits with its robot in 39 minutes.

College of Computing alumnus and Google AI Resident Rapha Gontijo Lopes co-founded Queer in AI in 2018 to create a community for queer researchers and to raise awareness of LGBTQIA+ issues in AI and machine learning (ML).

Using video and existing data, Georgia Tech researchers are teaching artificial agents how to do a variety of tasks more efficiently.

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.