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Saxena's Microsoft Fellowship to enhance personal robots, Bill Steele, May 23, 2012.
Microsoft Research Faculty Fellows for 2012.
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Robot smart enough to clean your room (but not to have excuse to get out of it), John Roach, May 23, 2012, MSNBC Future of tech.
ACM Technews.
Robot knows shoes don't go in the fridge, Futurity, May 22, 2012. A robot learns how to tidy up after you, Bill Steele, May 21, 2012. Physorg. MyScience. The Engineer, UK.
World news. Kurzweil.
Science blog. AzoRobotics. The Inquisitr.
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Robot Learns to pick up
oddly shaped objects using jamming gripper, Bill Steele, Cornell Chronicle, May 8, 2012.
Physorg. Crazy Engineers. The Engineer UK,
R&D magazine. Iran Daily newspaper. Hearst electronic products.
Homeland Security Newswire.
Communications of the ACM.
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Personal Robotics work featured at BOOM at Cornell, Alex Dunbar, CNY Central, April 4, 2012. Cornell Personal Robotics lab's goals with PR2 mentioned in Willow Garage's blog.
Robots role in elder care.
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Physorg. Ultimate Put-Downs, Newswise, Cornell Daily Sun, Zee News, News Tonight, Azo Robotics, VoiCE, iNewsOne,
ACM Technews,
Robots use Kinect to understand the world, New Scientist, July 21, 2011. ACM TechNews.
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Teaching robots to identify human activities.
R&D magazine, Cornell Chronicle Online, Physorg (July 18, 2011).
Kinect-based system
developed that recognizes what you're doing, Gizmag, July 7, 2011.
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Robot Learning class foreshadows personal robots, Scientific Computing,
ECN Cutting Edge. Robotics Wire.
Student' robots fly, roll, talk and learn to be useful, Bill Steele, Cornell Chronicle, May 26, 2011.
Meet the Robots.
Azorobotics,
Robotics Wire.
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New Scientist, May 24, 2011 (Shoe-finding Robot using FeCCM model).
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The New Roboticists,
Robot Learning Demonstration, Robots could improve everyday life,
'Helper' Robots seen within 10 years, Communications of the ACM, UPI, NDTV, Zee News, CBS WBNG Action News.
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Physics of the Impossible: How to build Intelligent Robots. Jan 19, 10pm EST, 2010. |
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3-D Modeling Advance: A single photo can be reconstructed into a 3-D scene with Make3D, Technology Review, Mar 7, 2008.. Also Heise Germany, CNet, Chip magazine (Germany), and many others. |
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Extreme makeover: computer science edition, Dan Stober, Nov 2008. Also, Science Daily, Home Cinema Choice (UK), Slashdot frontpage, Techcrunch, New York Times,
EurekAlert, ABC 7, The Engineer UK, ACM Technews, and many others.
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Getting a Grip: Building the Ultimate Robotic Hand, Wired Magazine, Issue 15.12, Dec 2007.
(Also Robot Hands Get a Grip on the Future, Wired, Sep 20, 2008.)
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Brainy Robots Start Stepping Into Daily Life, Frontpage of New York Times, July 18, 2006.
Other major newspapers that have given our work prominent coverage include the International Herald Tribune;
the Sunday Times (UK); Mercury News; and Apple News (Hong Kong).
(About STAIR, and my project onunloading a dishwasher.)
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Why a robot is better with one eye than two, New Scientist, Dec 17, 2005. |
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Robots will 'do housework'. In BBC News. 6pm, Feb 16, 2007. Also ABC Channel 4 News, 11pm, April 6, 2007. Also Kron 4 News, 6pm, April 2007. |
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The Quest for Artificial Intelligence: A History of Ideas and Achievements. pp 438-440, 519-520. Nils J. Nilsson. Cambridge, 2009. (Describes 1.5 pages each on my Make3D and STAIR grasping work.)
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Robot Car. In John Fowler's Cutting Edge (KTVU News). 5 pm, Dec 13, 2005.
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Make3D, 365, Japanese magazine by NTT Group, vol 19, July 2008.
New website advances the science of turning 2-D into 3-D, by David Orenstein, Stanford Report, Jan 23, 2008. For followup releases such as frontpage of Slashdot, Dr. Dobbs, etc., click here.
Challenges for Robot Manipulation
in Human Environments,
Charles C. Kemp, Aaron Edsinger, Eduardo Torres-Jara,
IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine, vol. 14, issue 1, 2007.
Robot learns to grasp everyday chores,
Brian D. Lee, Stanford Report, Nov 8, 2006. Also: Artificial Intelligence might keep you from doing the dishes, Jack Hubbard, Nov 8, 2005. Also: A multitasking machine, Stanford Magazine, March 2007.
