In this talk, I will discuss how birds and insects leverage such mechanical intelligence and how these biological principles can be translated into aerial robotic systems.
In this talk, I will present recent advances in Direct Sound Printing (DSP) and its extensions, highlighting how high-frequency ultrasound can localize polymerization, induce mechanical activation, and enable volumetric fabrication with sub-millimeter precision.
In this talk, I will present my lab's work on building the missing layer between foundation models and reliable multirobot autonomy, one that is grounded, onboard, and provable where it counts.
This talk explores our research on robust knowledge integration for interactive AI systems, focusing on key advancements in knowledge integration, robust machine learning, and interactive platforms.
This hands-on workshop will explore how modern AI coding assistants work, the core concepts behind LLM-powered agents, common implementation pitfalls, and the software engineering practices that distinguish experimental demos from production-ready systems.
Dr. Tanushree Roy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Texas Tech University. Her current research interests include system diagnostics and data-driven learning with applications to mobility and energy systems.
