🔬 Global Robotics Research Directory
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Clear filters📍 Groningen, Netherlands
A collaborative surgical robotics lab between the University of Twente and University Medical Center Groningen focusing on developing and advancing robotic surgical systems for minimally invasive procedures.
📍 Zurich, Switzerland
ETH Zurich is a global leader in robot locomotion, aerial robotics, and autonomous systems research. The institution conducts cutting-edge research in bio-inspired robotics and dynamic movement.
📍 Zurich, Switzerland
ASL at ETH Zurich researches legged robots with advanced autonomy for demanding field applications. The lab developed ANYmal and participates in the ARGOS Challenge, focusing on autonomous motion control, perception systems, and path planning for robots in inspection and exploration tasks.
📍 Sofia, Bulgaria
Institute of Robotics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is a leading national scientific institution conducting fundamental and engineering studies in robotics and innovative technologies. The institute also trains doctoral students and specialists in robotics research.
📍 Göttingen, Germany
The Center for Digital Surgery at Universitätsmedizin Göttingen is a technical lab within the Department of General, Visceral and Pediatric Surgery that applies artificial intelligence and robotics to support surgical teams. The interdisciplinary team of engineers, computer scientists, and clinicians develops assistance systems, real-time guidance tools, and intelligent training platforms.
📍 Cambridge, United Kingdom
Research group at University of Cambridge focused on improving robotics through bioinspired principles drawn from natural systems. Works on understanding intelligence and biological mechanisms for robotic applications.
📍 Genova, Italy
IIT research group developing self-deployable and biodegradable soft miniaturized robots inspired by biological morphology and natural dispersion mechanisms. Focuses on I-Seed project for next-generation soft robotics.
📍 Zürich, Switzerland
The Robotics and Perception Group at University of Zürich conducts research on fundamental challenges in robotics and computer vision. Their mission focuses on innovations that benefit humanity through advanced perception and autonomous systems.
📍 Verona, Italy
ALTAIR is an Italian center of excellence in advanced and unconventional robotics, founded in 2001 by Paolo Fiorini within the Computer Science Department of University of Verona. The laboratory has extensive expertise in robotic surgery and has received numerous Italian and European research grants.
📍 Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The National Robotarium is the UK's centre for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, based at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. It serves as a global research institute creating innovative solutions to global challenges through robotic, AI, and automated technologies. The institute works directly with industry to test and develop next-generation robotic systems.
📍 Palaiseau, France
LARIAD is a laboratory of the future for defense robotics established at ENSTA Paris. The lab focuses on developing advanced autonomous and intelligent robotic systems for defense and security applications in France.
📍 Kaiserslautern, Germany
The Robotics Research Lab at University of Kaiserslautern is part of the Centre for Commercial Vehicle Technology, focusing on autonomous commercial vehicle development. The lab maintains collaborations with major vehicle manufacturers including John Deere and Volvo for off-road robotics applications.
📍 Bristol, United Kingdom
Bristol Robotics Laboratory is Europe's largest academic robotics centre, a joint venture between University of Bristol and UWE Bristol. The lab conducts research across multiple robotics domains including humanoid robots, soft manipulation, and autonomous systems.
📍 Berlin, Germany
The Robotics and Biology Laboratory at TU Berlin partners with leading institutions to advance soft manipulation research. The lab combines biological inspiration with advanced robotic design to create hands capable of complex manipulation tasks.