Bio-Inspired Robotics
Robots inspired by biological forms. Bio-inspired design and manufacturing; artificial muscles; adaptive control of bio-inspired robots; biosensors; soft robots; swarming; co-robotics; multifunctional materials and structures; biomaterials; biolocomotion; energy harvesting; autonomy; humanoid robots; and modular robots.
Stories / April 19, 2023
Chahat Deep Singh's robot bee work featured in BBC video
Stories / March 8, 2023
The Falcon and the Flock
Stories / February 20, 2023
Alumnus Udit Halder’s work published as cover article in...
Stories / December 8, 2022
Autonomous drones based on bees use AI to work together
Stories / February 14, 2022
Chahat Deep Singh named a Future Faculty Fellow
Stories / December 9, 2021
Alum Nitin Sanket wins Larry S. Davis Doctoral Dissertation...
Stories / July 14, 2021
University of Maryland Engineers Have 3D Printed a Soft Robotic...
Stories / February 13, 2021
Stretchable, soft sensing skins for robots
Stories / February 3, 2021
'MorphEyes' stereo camera system improves quadrotor UAV...
Stories / December 8, 2020
‘Smellicopter’ drone uses live moth antenna to seek smells,...
Bio-Inspired Robotics Playlist
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"The Legend of Zelda: A Link to Machine Design" | UMD's Newest Engineering Course -
Are Robot Bees The Future? | Planet Fix | BBC Earth Science -
Busy as Robotic Bees | Enterprise Research Stories -
Real-time monitoring of a soft swimmer robot -
A soft swimmer robot with strain sensors -
Sochol ScienceAdvances NoInterviews WithCaptions -
Amphibious Velox robot uses undulating fins to swim and crawl -
Feathers not included -
Bug-sized robotic wonders -
Inspired by nature -
CDCL Quadrotor Swarming and Pursuit -
CDCL Quadrotor Swarm -
Robo Terp 3 -
Robo Raven Plays Hedwig from Harry Potter -
Robo Raven III v4 -
Robo Raven Flock: Quad Cam -
Robo Raven V Gets a Searchlight to Do Nighttime Missions -
Robo Raven on Robo Nation TV -
Robo Raven V: Take Off -
Robo Raven V: Mixed Breed -
Robo Raven IIIv3 -
Robo Raven II: System Optimization -
Robo Raven: RC Car Assisted Takeoff -
RoboTerp II: Improved Design Inspired by Diamondback Terrapin -
Bio-inspired Robotics (ENME 489L) Fall 2013 -
R2G2: Camouflaging, pipe-inspection, and high traction capabilities -
As fast as their tiny "bot" legs will carry them! -
Robo Raven IV: Autonomy (UMD Robotics) -
RoboCrab: A Horseshoe Crab Inspired Amphibious Robot for Righting in Surf Zones -
Robo Raven III Generating More Power While Flying -
Robo Raven Dives with Onboard Camera (UMD Robotics) -
SCALE Bot: Stair Climbing Autonomous LEgged roBot (UMD Robotics): Version1 -
Robo Raven III: Integrating Solar Cells into Wings (UMD Robotics) -
Bio-inspired Robots ENME489L Winter 2013 -
R2G2: Robot with Rectilinear Gait for Ground Operations -
Robo Raven Twins Learning Aerobatics! -
Robo Raven (UMD Robotics) -
Open Source Stair Climbing Robot Function Demonstration -
Open Source Stair Climbing Robot Assembly -
A Quadruped Robot with On-Boarding Sensing and Parameterized Gait for Stair Climbing -
Open Source Robotic Crocodile Assembly Video -
Amphibious Crocodile Platform: Walking and Swimming -
Bio-Inspired MAV -
HurtleTurtle: A Turtle-Inspired Robot -
NaviGator - An Alligator-Inspired Robot -
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Inchworm Mobile Robot -
Mobile crab robot multimaterial polymer prototype fabrication -
Exploratory Bird
Faculty
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Pamela AbshireProfessor301.405.6629 | pabshire@umd.edu Profile |
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Hugh BruckProfessor301-405-8711 | bruck@umd.edu Profile |
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Timothy HoriuchiAssociate Professor301.405.7412 | timmer@umd.edu Profile |
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Derek A. PaleyWillis H. Young Jr. Professor of Aerospace Engineering Education301-405-5757 | dpaley@umd.edu Profile |
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Abhinav ShrivastavaAssistant Professor301-405-7952 | abhinav2@umd.edu Profile |
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Rodolphe GentiliAssociate Professor301 405 2490 | rodolphe@umd.edu Profile |
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Yiannis AloimonosProfessor301.405.1743 | jyaloimo@umd.edu Profile |
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Cornelia FermüllerResearch Scientist301.405.1768 | fermulcm@umd.edu Profile |
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Miao YuProfessor301.405.3591 | mmyu@umd.edu Profile |
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Michael OtteAssistant Professor301-405-2723 | otte@umd.edu Profile |
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Eleonora TubaldiAssistant Professor(301) 405 5272 | etubaldi@umd.edu Profile |
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Nirupam RoyAssistant Professor| niruroy@umd.edu Profile |
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