Dr. Thomas George Thuruthel
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Assistant Professor, UCL - อ้างอิงโดย 3365 รายการ - Soft Robotics - Machine Learning - Control
Lectures and Keynotes > Day 4 - Control and Perception
Bio: Dr. Thomas George Thuruthel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at University College London. He received his B.Tech ...
MorphoTalks - Morphological Computation
Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel (University of Cambridge): “Learning to let go: Minimalistic controllers for soft robots”. Dr Martin How (University of Bristol): ...
Episode 8 – Soft Robotics - Robot Talk
Dr Thomas George Thuruthel is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Cambridge. He has a BTech in Mechanical Engineering from ...
Soft Sensing, Self-Healing Materials for Robotic Hands and Arms
... Thomas George-Thuruthel, also from the Department of Engineering. Earlier versions of the self-healing robots needed to be heated in order ...
Researchers Develop Low-cost Robotic Grasping Hand - 3D Printing
... Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, co-author of the paper. “We wanted to see whether a robot hand based on passive movement could not only grasp ...
It's all in the wrist: Energy-efficient robot hand learns how not to drop ...
... Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is now based at University College ... Kieran Gilday, Thomas George-Thuruthel, Fumiya Iida. Predictive ...
Researchers build energy-efficient robotic hand that 'grasps multiple ...
... Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel. “We wanted to see whether a robot hand based on passive movement could not only grasp objects, but would be able ...
University of Cambridge develops robotic hand using 3D printing
... Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is now based at University College London (UCL) East. “We wanted to see whether a robot hand based on ...
Watch: 3D-printed robot hand senses how to grasp objects - BBC
Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, formerly of the University of Cambridge and now a lecturer in robotics and AI at University College London, said ...
3D printed robotic hand developed by researchers - VoxelMatters
... Dr. Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is now based at University College London (UCL) East. “We wanted to see whether a robot hand based on ...
Low-cost, energy-efficient robot hand learns how not to drop the ball
... Dr. Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is now based at University College London (UCL) East. “We can't say exactly what information the robot is ...
Fumiya Iida University of Cambridge | Cam - ResearchGate
University of Cambridge | Cam · Department of Engineering. Dr sc nat ... Thomas George Thuruthel; [...] Fumiya ...
Efficient Robot Hand: Learning to Handle Objects Without Dropping ...
As stated by co-author Dr. Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is currently based at University College London (UCL) East, earlier experiments ...
Passive 3D printed robot hand can identify and grip objects
Co-Author of the paper, Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, who is now based at University College London (UCL) East, comments: “In earlier ...
Visiting Researcher, University College London. From 01-07-2024 to 30-09-2024 at London, UK. During my brief stay at Thomas George Thuruthel's ...
Researchers develop self-healing soft robotics that 'feel pain'
Dr Thomas George Thuruthel, also from the Department of Engineering, said self-healing materials could have future applications in modular ...
Modelling and Control of Soft Robots”, proposed by Dr Thomas George Thuruthel, University of. Cambridge; Dr Cosimo Della Santina, MIT-CSAIL; Dr ...
Researchers develop a robotic hand that can grasp objects - SUCH TV
Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, formerly of the University of Cambridge who is now a lecturer in robotics and AI at University College London ...
Skin-covered robot hand “feels” objects it's about to pick | Cybernews
... Dr. Thomas George-Thuruthel was quoted as saying. ADVERTISEMENT. The adaptable design of the robotic hand could be used to develop low-cost ...