Technical University of Munich prof considers Robotics and AI as primary forces of engineering sciences

A robot can be as small as a pill or as big as a (self-driving) car. It can look like a person or fly like a drone. “A robot,” says Angela Schoellig, Humboldt Professor at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), “is the continuation of what humans

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