News and agenda Open menu 01 June 2021 Carlos Hernández Corbato in TechXplore Read more 31 May 2021 Underwater robot does not need help on the ocean floor Robots can perform jobs underwater that are too complex or dangerous for humans. That is, if they can manage on their own, because no one can help them down there. The REMARO project works on its control systems and trains PhD students in programming work. Read more 10 May 2021 A little walk can make ridesharing a lot more efficient Ridesharing can benefit from using pick-up and drop-off points and asking users to walk a small distance. Researchers at TU Delft have analyzed this by using a real dataset of 10.000 Manhattan taxi trips. They have published their results online in Transportation Research Part C. Read more 08 April 2021 Jork Stapel in NRC Read more 30 November 2020 3mE researchers partner in two NWA-ORC consortia Researchers from TU Delft will work together in nine consortia with the entire knowledge chain and societal organisations, and conduct interdisciplinary research that will bring scientific and societal breakthroughs within reach. Faculty 3mE takes part in two consortia. Read more 01 October 2020 Sarvesh Kolekar in various media Self-driving cars can already do quite a bit, but driving as a human being requires something that algorithms cannot do very well: being insecure and careless. A new model that maps the mechanism behind human driving should change this. Read more 29 September 2020 Driving behaviour less ‘robotic’ thanks to new Delft model Researchers from TU Delft have now developed a new model that describes driving behaviour on the basis of one underlying ‘human’ principle: managing the risk below a threshold level. Read more 14 September 2020 Joost de Winter in various media Joost de Winter: "The industry is increasingly seeing the importance of research in the field of robotics. Delft engineers lead robotics solutions that enable a company to innovate its technologies." Read more 08 September 2020 TU Delft starts programme for robot engineer of the future How can robots function within various processes in a factory? What is a good robot engineer according to the industry? These two questions were central in setting up the new Master's degree programme in Robotics at TU Delft. Read more 03 September 2020 A protocol for flexible social distancing strategies Full and prolonged levels of lockdown are unsustainable in the long run. More flexible social distancing approaches are already being applied in many countries and regions, while the tools for decision-making are still ‘work in progress’. TU Delft researchers are using applied mathematics to propose a tool for local authorities that enables them to apply a faster and more flexible approach to social distancing. Read more Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 You are on page 4 Page 5 Page 6 May 17 Thesis defence Doctoral defence O. Siebinga Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page