ASU Robotics

Join wearable robotics professionals and entrepreneurs from industry, academia, and government at WearRAcon 19. The annual event brings together close to 300 attendees from across the globe, to hear cutting-edge presentations, see robotics demonstrations, participate in the Innovation Competition and network with those creating and using wearable robotic devices.

The 2019 Southwest Robotics Symposium was held on the Tempe campus over two days. It featured high-profile nationally-recognized speakers, student posters, and was supported by a number of generous sponsors. To learn more, visit:

Here’s some recent news coverage from one of Dr. Srivastava’s projects:

ASU will be offering a Masters Degree in Robotics and Autonomous Systems. Admission starting January 2019

ASU brought the best in robotics research to campus

ASU welcomes NSF Graduate Fellows!

Ren Group will be presenting in Singapore

Ted Pavlic Presents at TedXASU

Robotics was on display at the Tempe Campus' "Night of the Open Door"

Robotics was on display at the Polytechnic Campus' "Night of the Open Door".

Prof. Aukes was featured in The Origami Revolution, on PBS Feb 15

Come visit Robotics Labs at Night of the Open Door!

Dr. Christensen will give a talk titled "Object Based Mapping" on Nov 1, 2016

Professor Aukes gave a talk at the "Folding in Robotics" workshop at IROS.

Dr Artemiadis’ work on brain-swarm control interfaces gains publicity in Washington Post, CBS5, Fox 13, New York Post, Daily Mail and many other news outlets. Links here.

The robotics group at The Polytechnic School just hosted several busloads of kids during their annual DiscoverE day on campus, as well as a public open house on Friday, April 1 2016. Thanks to all for coming!

Professor Aukes will be teaching a new EGR598 class this fall called *Foldable Robotics*.