On April 9, 2025, the Robotics and Autonomy Research Area hosted a seminar titled “Robotics and Autonomy: Current and Future Research Directions at the EE Department.” The session was led by Dr. Ali AlBeladi, research area coordinator, alongside affiliates Dr. Muhammad Rehan and Dr. Brahim Brahmi.

The seminar showcased cutting-edge advancements in robotics and autonomy, with a focus on the integration of intelligent systems and artificial intelligence for real-world applications. It highlighted breakthroughs in perception, control, and human-robot interaction, illustrating how these innovations are shaping the future of autonomous systems.

The speakers explored key technologies, ongoing research, and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration. Attendees participated in engaging discussions, gaining valuable insights into the challenges and transformative potential of AI-driven robotics across various domains. The seminar emphasized the pivotal role of intelligent autonomy in enabling the next generation of smart, adaptable machines.

The following are the highlights of the event: