Using computer-aided design modeling, a team of student engineers have created a soft robotic fish that can be used to study marine life and even help design underwater vehicles.
Rather than worrying about finding a career path right away, Bethany Chen is taking advantage of her time as an undergrad to explore her diverse interests.
The work opens exciting possibilities for understanding human movement, creating responsive prosthetics and developing robots that adapt to complex and changing environments.
Electrical engineer Eric Deng sees robots as future caretakers, companions and even therapists of sorts. He’ll join Facebook as its first robotics engineer this fall.
Inspired by nature, students create creaturelike robots that could improve security, explore disaster sites and even save lives.
The annual event aims to engage students and teachers in the engineering research process, reminding them that young and diverse people are doing the work.
Exceptional high school students spend their summers studying challenging fields of research with PhD students and faculty.
USC experts in manufacturing, technology, labor, education and business discuss the continued growing pains for work and society in the age of automation.
The 10-hour procedure at Keck School of Medicine of USC saved the patient from risk of sudden cardiac death and redefined surgical limits.
The annual Robotics Open House gives visiting schoolchildren a chance to see how the next generation of robots will change the world.
When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth is based on research from USC Professor Maja Matarić and the school’s Interaction Lab.
April marks National Autism Awareness Month, and USC experts weigh in with the latest developments in research, treatment and more.
A USC professor studies how robots can assist emotional, physical and social rehabilitation. Will the next two decades see them become the best managers of our well-being?
The downtown L.A. facility will provide students with firsthand experience in advanced technologies.
Ayanna Howard, who opened the door for female engineers, is celebrated for championing diversity in science and technology.
USC Viterbi graduate students show youngsters how robots can play a bigger role in society.
With the help of USC undergrads, fourth- and fifth-graders take part in a skills-shaping event hosted by the Joint Educational Project.
Robotic surgery uses high tech to restore fatherhood and fitness to a man whose life was threatened by kidney cancer.
We will prepare stellar artists to be effective entrepreneurs and singular businesspersons to be great artists.
Children with autism relate to Maja Matarić’s ’bots
A surfing accident left PhD student Ryan Williams a quadriplegic, but his drive and USC’s distance-learning program have allowed him to pursue his academic dreams.
Visionary engineers launch a promising new era for robot-assisted health care.
USC Viterbi teams develop a wireless network to be used in disasters, sparing the lives of humans.
The initial focus of ARL West will expand on Human Information Interaction such as virtual reality and immersive technology.