Research

Iowa State researchers are working to develop and test new methods that could help advance the physical intelligence and capabilities of humanoid robots while also prioritizing the development of safety standards that will allow robots and humans

Think about when someone is going on a hike. Humans have an innate ability to adapt to the ever-changing environment we encounter along the trail.

Think about how many tasks go into gripping a pen as you prepare to write your name. It’s a simple task, right? Well, maybe not.

In today's digital age, the Internet stands as an invaluable resource capable of extracting a wealth of information. However, there is a lot of information that can make it challenging to navigate.

Recent regulations such as GDRP and the California Consumer Privacy Act have given users the right to erase the impact of their sensitive information from the trained models to protect their privacy.

Ali Jannesari, a Computer Science Assistant Professor at Iowa State University, is conducting research at the forefront of technology.

With a background in software development, it makes sense why Benjamin Steenhoek would be interested in helping software developers write better code.

As the world continues to change due to our industrial practices, researchers worldwide are working at making all aspects of our society more sustainable for our future.

Today, people can turn on the lights, order groceries, and change the channel on the television using only their voices. Cars can automatically break and slow down to adjust to traffic flow.

Myra Cohen gave an invited Keynote last week at the 2022 ACM International Systems and Software Product Line Conference (SPLC) held in Graz Austria.