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New job opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Fellow / Research Assistant in Service Robotics

New job opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Fellow / Research Assistant in Service Robotics

13th August 2015
Dr Nicola Bellotto, FLOBOT, Jobs, Professor Tom Duckett

Location: School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln, UK Research Assistant Salary: £26,274+ – Research Fellow Salary: £31,342+ Closing Date: Saturday 12 September 2015 Interview…

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Agri-food Technology Research Group Meeting at NCFM, Holbeach 20/07/2015

Agri-food Technology Research Group Meeting at NCFM, Holbeach 20/07/2015

20th July 2015
Announcement

Agri-food Technology Research Group Meeting at NCFM, Holbeach 20/07/2015

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Google-funded PhD position in “Active Vision with Human-in-the-Loop for the Visually Impaired”

Google-funded PhD position in “Active Vision with Human-in-the-Loop for the Visually Impaired”

29th June 2015
3D, Announcement, Computer Vision, Dr Grzegorz Cielniak, Dr Nicola Bellotto, Dr Oscar Martinez Mozos, Google Faculty Research Award, Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems, phd, quality of life technologies, Research

A PhD position is available at the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems Research (L-CAS), University of Lincoln, UK. This 3 year position is jointly funded by…

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Siren FM radio feature on robotic broccoli harvesting

Siren FM radio feature on robotic broccoli harvesting

25th June 2015
Announcement

Listen to Prof. Tom Duckett (aka Mr Broccoli) being interviewed on Siren FM speaking about the robotic broccoli harvesting project:  

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Computer vision and mobile technology could help blind people ‘see’

Computer vision and mobile technology could help blind people ‘see’

25th June 2015
Computer Vision, Dr Grzegorz Cielniak, Dr Nicola Bellotto, Dr Oscar Martinez Mozos, Google, Google Faculty Research Award, Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems, quality of life technologies, Research, robots, School news

Computer scientists are developing new adaptive mobile technology which could enable blind and visually-impaired people to ‘see’ through their smartphone or tablet. Funded by a Google Faculty Research Award, specialists in computer vision and machine learning based at the University of Lincoln, UK, are aiming to embed a smart vision system in mobile devices to […]

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