As part of National Robotics Week 2013, the Robotics & Intelligent Machines Center at Georgia Tech (RIM@GT) will host an open house for high school students on Wednesday, April 10. Please note: Registration for this event is closed.

Please see the downloadable flyer for directions and parking information. A check-in table will be set up outdoors in front of the College of Computing Building (801 Atlantic Drive) to welcome you to the Open House (please follow the signs to the area).

A detailed demo schedule will be available at the check-in table for each group. We will try our best to follow the event schedule below. The morning and afternoon sessions will be different as our robotics labs are spread out in six different buildings, so please wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella in case of rain.

For your convenience, a campus map of the demo labs may be found here.

Event Schedule

9:45.......................Groups Arrive/Check-in Begins
(Outside of College of Computing Building • 801 Atlantic Dr.)
10:00–11:30...........Tour Session 1
11:30–12:45...........Brown Bag Lunch
12:15.....................Groups Arrive/Check-in Begins
(Outside of College of Computing Building • 801 Atlantic Dr.)
1:00–2:30...............Tour Session 2
2:30–3:00...............Groups Depart

Featured Labs

Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) Labs

• Visual Servoing—Ai-Ping Hu
• Auction-based Bots—Charles Pippin
• Robot Trust—Alan Wagner
• Micromanipulation—Ron Prado
• Emotion Elicitation—Zsolt Kira
• Collaborative Comms—Bob Baxley
• Underwater Vehicles—Mick West

College of Computing (CoC) Labs

• Socially Intelligent Machines—Andrea Thomaz
• Humanoid Robotics—Michael Stilman
• Cognitive Robotics—Henrik Christensen
• Robot Co-Workers—Aaron Bobick
• Computational Perception—Frank Dellaert

College of Engineering (CoE) Labs

• Human-Automation Systems—Ayanna Howard
• Bio-Robotics & Human Modeling—Jun Ueda
• Healthcare Robotics—Charlie Kemp
• Robotics & Intelligent Systems—Magnus Egerstedt