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Mastering Collaboration: Educating Tomorrow's Roboticists
Army Research Laboratory
Oct. 17, 2019 | 10:44
Hundreds of students – from undergraduate to doctoral students – have contributed to the Army’s Robotics Collaborative Technology Alliance by working in university laboratories on real Army problems to supplement and meet educational requirements. Through a series of interviews and research vignettes, this video highlights the importance of bringing together Army-industry-academia researchers to solve the military problems with scientific solutions. Featuring: Professor Dieter Fox, University of Washington; Dr. Luis Navarro-Serment, Carnegie Mellon University and Dr. Stefanie Tellex, Brown University. (Produced by CCDC ARL T'Jae Ellis)
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