Human-Enabled Robotic Technology

Human-Enabled Robotic Technology

Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering

  • Haptic Technology

    We use haptics and the sense of touch to explore intuitive and effective cues for guiding complex human movements.

    Haptic Technology

  • Human-Centered Modeling

    We aim to understand human behavior, intent, and skill through data-driven modeling. This can help close the control loop with robotic systems.

    Human-Centered Modeling

  • HeRo Lab

    The goal of the HeRo Lab is to improve human health and the delivery of care by enhancing surgical robotic and surgical training technology.

    HeRo Lab

Research

Our research centers on robotics, haptics, teleoperation, and human-centric modeling, applied to problems in surgical and medical intervention and training. Surgical Robotics Our long-term goal is to develop robotic systems that are truly collaborative partners with surgeon operators. We develop … Read More

About

The Human-Enabled Robotic Technology Lab aims to improve healthcare by synthesizing information, sharing knowledge, and assisting with the delivery of care. Our goal is to translate effective robotic technology into clinical use by focusing on novel electro-mechanical systems, intuitive … Read More

Contact Us

The HeRo Lab is located in the newly renovated Anna Hiss Gym. … Read More

CONTACT

Email: ann.majewiczfey@utexas.edu

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Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering

Cockrell School of Engineering

The University of Texas at Austin

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