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John V. Guttag, left, head of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, plays "Robot John" for AI Lab director Rodney Brooks to illustrate how a robot learns tasks.

Evolving human-machine relations explored at EECS 100th celebration

May 23, 2003

Sophomore Jacob Bourgeois guides his robot toward the platter of street hockey balls.

2.007 'bots groove to student music

May 14, 2003

"Two Tables" challenges mechanical engineering students in this year's 2.007 contest. Machines must score by dumping hockey pucks or balls into the bucket before launching offensive tactics.

Robots revving up for 2.007 contest

April 30, 2003

Kismet lands at MIT Museum

April 16, 2003

MIT and London team report first transatlantic touch

October 28, 2002

Graduate student James McLurkin is featured on this diorama placed in two of Washington D.C.'s busiest Metro stations - Federal Center and Union Station - during September. It will be back again in December. Approximately 55,000 people come through each station daily.

Tiny ideas get big media play

October 23, 2002

This diagram depicts a helicopter completing a split-S. The helicopter starts in straight level flight (A), completes a half-roll (A-B) followed immediately by a half-loop (B-C), and resumes straight and level flight in the reverse direction (C-D).

MIT's robotic helicopter autonomously performs new stunt

October 9, 2002

This shows a helicopter completing a split-S. The helicopter starts in straight level flight (A), completes a half-roll (A-B) followed immediately by a half-loop (B-C), and resumes straight and level flight in reverse direction (C-D).

MIT's robotic 'copter performs new stunt

October 4, 2002

As the moment of competition approaches, last-minute tweaking can be critical at the International Design Competition held at MIT on Aug. 16.

Team One is No. 1 in robot design contest

August 28, 2002

Left to right: Julien Barrier of France, MIT's Martin Jonikas of the United States and Alexandre Takeshi Ushima of Brazil collaborate on building a robot from scratch using a tablet PC as part of the International Design Contest. Although Jonikas won the 2.007 contest, he isn't allowed to reuse his design.

MIT robot contest draws students from around the world

August 14, 2002

This image illustrates how MIT researchers artificially animate a human face. The top row is a real background sequence of Mary 101 recorded by the researchers. The middle row is an animation of the synthetic mouth generated in the lab. The bottom row shows the synthetic mouth animation superimposed on the background sequence.

MIT researchers create videorealistic animation of the human face

May 22, 2002

This image illustrates how MIT researchers artificially animate a human face. The top row is a real background sequence of Mary 101 recorded by the researchers. The middle row is an animation of the synthetic mouth generated in the lab. The bottom row shows the synthetic mouth animation superimposed on the background sequence.

Realistic animation of human face makes simulated talking look real

May 22, 2002

Vladislav Gavrilets, an aeronautics and astronautics doctoral student, prepares to launch the robocopter in its early-morning flight Monday.

Robocopter gives early-morning entertainment over Killian Court

March 6, 2002

Graduate student Ioannis Martinos (left) and Professor Eric Feron hold the robotic helicopter they helped develop.

Robotic helicopter goes on a 360-degree roll

February 13, 2002

Graduate student Ioannis Martinos and Professor Eric Feron of the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics hold the robotic helicopter they helped develop.

MIT's robotic helicopter makes first acrobatic roll

February 1, 2002