The Robotics and Autonomous Systems program targets students that want to engineer and build complex robotics systems that operate with various degrees of autonomy. Students will have the opportunity to learn the theory of and actually develop autonomous robotic systems in multiple domains including transportation systems, medical robotics, internet of things, smart cities, and industrial systems. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to robotics and autonomous systems including dynamics and control, perception and cognition, autonomous decision making, human-robot and robot-robot collaboration, policy and ethics.
Program Committee
David Silberberg, Program Co-Chair
Principal Professional Staff
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
Louis L. Whitcomb, Program Co-Chair
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics
Johns Hopkins University
Anthony N. Johnson, Program Manager
Senior Professional Staff
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory