Bio-Inspired Robotics & Neural Engineering
On 19 Oct 2023, GPSC hosted a knowledge-sharing day at VISTEC for its customers from the Map Ta Phut region. Attendees had the chance to delve into research subjects and collaborative industrial projects presented by the ARIA center.
17 Oct 2023 – Visitors who are customers of GPSC at Map Ta Phut area gathered together for a knowledge-sharing day arranged by GPSC at VISTEC. On this occasion, they had an opportunity to get to know more about research topics and cooperative industrial projects from our ARIA center.
On October 2, 2023 – We joined the 26th issue of the International Conference Series on Climbing and Walking Robots and the Support Technologies for Mobile Machines (CLAWAR). This event focuses on the general area of mobile robotics, covering climbing, walking, flying robots with assistance and service provided to humans and machines. We presented our Read more about CLAWAR 2023: Our Freelander project won a paper award[…]
On October 4, 2023, our members, Mr. Thirawat Chuthong and Miss Thipawan Pairam, presented the work of our Robotics Lab at the SCBX NEXT TECH event at Siam Paragon in Bangkok. During this event, we showcased a novel bio-inspired integrative approach to developing neural locomotion control, enabling a stick insect-like walking robot to learn how Read more about SCBX NEXT TECH – Exhibition by our members[…]
On 20th August, 2023: we welcomed a group of visitors from PTTEP to our Robotics Studio. We presented our 7 wonders of robotics, such as Bio-inspired robot locomotion and Adaptive Neural Control for a Soft Crawling Robot, showed our research facilities, and also demonstrated the integration of our GAIT LAB system.
On Sep 8, 2023 – Our bipedal inspection robot, called ‘AVISbot’ was published in IEEE Spectrum on Video Friday: Robot Dance. An innovative adaptive bipedal robot with bio-inspired multimodal locomotion control can autonomously adapt its body posture to balance on pipes, surmount obstacles of up to 14 centimeters in height (48 percent of its height), and stably Read more about Our bipedal inspection robot was published in IEEE Spectrum[…]
On September 14, 2023, we welcomed a group of visitors from the Office of National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission to our Robotics Studio and Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Automation (ARIA) Laboratory. We presented our 7 wonders of robotics, such as bio-inspired robots, service robots, inspection robots, etc.
On Sep 8, 2023 – Our stick insect robot, called ‘Black Mirror,’ was published in IEEE Spectrum on Video Friday: Tensegrity Wheels. This work draws inspiration from stick insect locomotion to teach robots how to walk using a novel system of self-organized limb movement. Initially, we tracked the joint and limb movements of a stick insect and Read more about Our stick insect robot was published in IEEE Spectrum[…]
On 7th August, 2023: we welcomed a group of visitors from the National Science Museum to our Robotics Studio and Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Automation (ARIA) Laboratory. We presented our 7 wonders of robotics, such as Bio-inspired robot locomotion and Adaptive Neural Control for a Soft Crawling Robot, showed our research facilities, and also demonstrated Read more about Welcome a visitor from National Science Museum, Thailand[…]
A Ph.D. student from Professor Dr. Poramate Manoonpong’s Robotics Laboratory, Mr. Jettanan Homchanthanakul, was selected to receive an International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) Travel Grant. Jettanan Homchanthanakul was selected to participate and present at the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) in Detroit, USA, on October 1–5, 2023. His work Read more about A Ph.D. student from our lab was selected to receive an International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) Travel Grant.[…]