Together with Buse Atkaş, I gave a public lecture on robotics. We covered what it means for a robot to be smart, and how we can use different techniques from mechanics, biology, and learning, and collaboration to build better robots.
A video of the lecture will be available soon at the link below!
Our paper on stability in human movement was an editor's pick in Chaos and was featured by Scilight and Physics Today.
I was a guest on a live show of Brains On! (a science podcast for kids) at the Cambridge Science Festival. I showed off my LARVAbots and talked about bioinspired collective robotics.
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