The Robotics Center at the University of Utah conducts cutting-edge research in Robotic Manipulation, focusing on advancing robotic systems' ability to interact with and manipulate objects in various environments. Researchers explore novel algorithms, grippers, and control strategies to enhance dexterity, precision, and adaptability in manipulation tasks. This research has broad applications in manufacturing automation, warehouse logistics, healthcare robotics, and assistive technologies. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative approaches, the center aims to develop next-generation robotic manipulation systems that can handle complex tasks efficiently and accurately, paving the way for advancements in robotics technology and industrial automation.

Magnetic and Medical
Robotics Lab

Jake Abbott, PhD
(UURC Director)

Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering

Utah Learning Lab for
Manipulation Autonomy (LL4MA)

Tucker Hermans, PhD

Associate Professor
Kahlert School of Computing