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  • Brent
    D
    Ryan

    Vice Provost for Campus Space Management and Planning
    Primary DLC
    Office of the Provost

    Contact

    3-240
    (617) 324-1874
    bdr@mit.edu
  • October 28, 2015
    Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research (KIICR)

    The Bridge Project

    Principal Investigator Tyler Jacks

  • Philip
    R
    Thompson

    Systems Engineer
    Primary DLC
    MIT Sloan School of Management

    Contact

    E52-044B
    (617) 253-3535
    phils@mit.edu
  • January 9, 2007

    Sengupta Laboratory: Laboratory for Nanomedicine

    Principal Investigator Shiladitya Sengupta

  • 2021-Digital-Panel

    October 13, 2021Conference Video Duration: 51:23
    Leslie Ann Owens
    Senior Lecturer, Information Technology
    Executive Director, Center for Information Systems Research (CISR)
    Brian Anthony
    Associate Director, MIT.nano
    Faculty Lead, Industry Immersion Program in Mechanical Engineering
    Nipa Basu, Global Leader, Digital Intelligence, GHD Digital
    Paola Lucetti
    Vice President, Information Technology (IT), Procter & Gamble

  • Lallit
    Anand

    Warren and Townley Rohsenow Professor of Mechanical Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Contact

    1-310E
    (617) 253-1635
    anand@mit.edu

  • Saman
    P
    Amarasinghe

    Professor of Computer Science and Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    32-G744
    (617) 253-8879
    samana@mit.edu

  • Sangbae Kim - 2018 ICT Conference

    April 11, 2018Conference Video Duration: 25:59

    MIT Cheetah Robot: A New Design Paradigm for Physical Interaction

    Recent technological advances in legged robots are opening up a new era of mobile robotics. In particular, legged robots have a great potential to help during disaster situations or with elderly care services. To allow for dynamic physical interactions with environments, the hardware/software design requirements of mobile robots differ from manufacturing robots (which are designed for maximum stiffness to allow for accurate and rapid position tracking without contact). Events such as the Fukushima power plant explosion highlight the need for robots that can traverse various terrains and perform dynamic physical tasks in unpredictable environments. Kim will discuss the new mobile robot design paradigm, the control algorithms for Cheetah robot version 2 and version 3, and the role of bio-inspiration in designing legged robots. Finally, Kim will compare solutions from both an engineering and biological perspective.

    2018 MIT Information and Communication Technologies Conference

  • Armstrong-Japan-1.21.2021

    January 21, 2021Conference Video Duration: 29:54
    Robert Armstrong
    Director, MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI)
    Chevron Professor of Chemical Engineering
    MIT Department of Chemical Engineering

  • 1.21.21-Armstrong-Japanese version

    January 21, 2021Conference Video Duration: 29:53
    Robert Armstrong
    Director, MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI)
    Chevron Professor of Chemical Engineering
    MIT Department of Chemical Engineering