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Truly interdisciplinary, the robotics combines computer science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and many other STEM-related disciplines. UMass Lowell’s robotics minor allows students majoring in engineering or sciences to get the in-demand education they need to work in this exciting, ever-evolving field. Find out about the
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1/19/2017
Lowell Sun
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UMass Lowell Hands Extend Reach of ARM
UMass Lowell Hands Extend Reach of ARM
UMass Lowell, home to one of the most advanced robotics-testing centers in the nation, will be a partner in a $250 million robotics institute -- with the goal of producing new technologies and opportunities for workers in advanced manufacturing.
1/19/2017
Lowell Sun
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12/13/2016
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Valkyrie Robot to Assist in Nuclear Facility Cleanup
Valkyrie Robot to Assist in Nuclear Facility Cleanup
Thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the Department of Energy, a team of robotics experts is studying ways in which a humanoid robot can help clean up America’s decommissioned nuclear production facilities.
12/13/2016
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7/12/2016
Featured Story
Professors Win Grants for Innovative Research
Professors Win Grants for Innovative Research
Three teams of UMass Lowell researchers — led by Prof. Holly Yanco and Assoc. Prof. Yu Cao, both from the Department of Computer Science, and Asst. Prof. Seongkyu Yoon from Chemical Engineering — are among the recipients of $834,000 in grants from this year’s UMass President Science & Technology Initiatives Fund.
7/12/2016
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4/7/2016
Boston Herald
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Robot Could Ready Red Planet for Humans
Robot Could Ready Red Planet for Humans
Val — short for Valkyrie — is a 6-foot, 2-inch, 300-pound mass of metal, wires and plastic that was delivered to UMass Lowell, along with a squad of NASA engineers, who put together the robot piece by piece.
4/7/2016
Boston Herald
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