Human-technology interface

Swarms of small, inexpensive robots could one day be used in search and rescue, landmine clearing, and environmental monitoring.

Undergraduate entrepreneurs develop tech solutions to common problems.

Assistant professor Markus Nemitz reflects on creating a landmine-seeking robot for upcoming movie about the Afghan Girls Robotics team.

Research Assistant Professor Marco Lo Presti spoke with The Washington Post about his web-slinging innovation in silk.

Karol Family Applied Technology Professor Matthias Schuetz spoke with The Futurist Society Podcast about smart robots and their role in society.

Members of the Institute of Navigation elected Professor and Chair Jason Rife to the organization’s board.

Undergraduate seniors in the Department of Mechanical Engineering gain valuable experience with hands-on robot projects.

A novel AI model developed at Tufts could make finding prohibited items in imported cargo faster and more accurate than current X-ray technology.

Tufts researchers have been delving into everything from epilepsy, cancer drugs, and regenerative medicine to next-gen solar panels and chimpanzee behavior.