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Robots are getting smarter and more intuitive. Can people survive the competition?

From exploring the interiors of planets to tracking virus variants of the COVID-19 pandemic, ASU has become an innovation powerhouse of researchers making an impact on our communities. With $677.7 million in research expenditures in fiscal year 2021, ASU ranked No. 6 among 750 other institutions without a medical school, according to the NSF Higher Education Research and

When Daniela Fernández Romero, a sophomore architectural studies major and CAMP Scholar at Arizona State University, heard about the student art contest being hosted by the National HEPCAMP Association annual conference earlier this year, she immediately got to work on a digital illustration. When she was named the winner, not only was Fernández Romero’s artwork published on

Sean Riley: Steph, today I want to talk about the workforce. With this always being an issue — that is manufacturing having a hard time despite having these pretty good career-level jobs open for what feels like years—I cant imagine that the last 16 months, or 17 months has helped the situation at all. To start with, how has that impacted the manufacturing workplace, the it being this little pandemic thing were going through? Stephanie Neil: Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news,...

 E-Mail As human interaction with robots and artificial intelligence increases exponentially in areas like healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, space exploration, defense technologies, information about how humans and autonomous systems work within teams remains scarce. Recent findings from human systems engineering research demonstrate that human-autonomy teaming comes with interaction limitations that can leave these teams less efficient than all-human teams. Existing knowledge about ...