NCCR Robotics

At the National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) Robotics, we develop a new generation of robots that can work side by side with humans, fighting disabilities, facing emergencies and transforming education.

Flying High-Speed Drones into the Unknown with AI

Flying High-Speed Drones into the Unknown with AI

NCCR Robotics researchers at the University of Zurich have developed a new approach to autonomously fly quadrotors through unknown, complex environments at high speeds using only on-board sensing and computation.
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How human-robot interaction influences gait rehabilitation

A study in Science Robotics can help improves RYSEN and other body-weight supports
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Women in Robotics
Our women researchers have followed different paths on their way to robotics. To celebrate the International Women's Day, we share their stories.
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The future of Aerial Robotics: panel at the pop-up House of Switzerland

The panel “The future of Aerial Robotics” took place at the pop-up House of Switzerland Stuttgart, on October 12, 2021, in a co-organization between …

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Latest Publications

Personalized Human-Swarm Interaction Through Hand Motion

Published in: IEEE Robotics And Automation Letters

Learning high-speed flight in the wild

Published in: Science Robotics

Neglected physical human-robot interaction may explain variable outcomes in gait neurorehabilitation research

Published in: Science Robotics

Time-optimal planning for quadrotor waypoint flight

Published in: Science Robotics
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Spin-Offs

Project Play Tennis

Project Play

The latest NCCR Robotics Spin-Off

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