Frontier Robotics

07/02/2019

We're so excited to see in our lab showcasing their in these national platforms! :D

Congratulations to Juan de Dios Oseas, Professor Rogelio Soto and all undergraduate students from Guadalajara and the rest of México! 🇲🇽

29/08/2018

Durante el verano, tuvimos el honor de ser aceptados en The BRAIN Initiative, programa liderado por el National Institutes of Health (NIH). 🧠🙌🏼

Gracias al trabajo del investigador Rogelio Soto y al nuevo director del , el Dr. Sergio Uribe, el de Monterrey es la primera sede, en el Norte de México, de esta iniciativa global en favor del descubrimiento neurocientífico.

¡Vamos por en ! 🇲🇽🎉

Extendemos un agradecimiento especial MARCO, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey y a INDI Ingeniería y Diseño por su apoyo en nuestros nuevos proyectos de Neurociencia, y por ser las empresas pioneras en esta nueva .

15/06/2018

In collaboration with INDI Ingeniería y Diseño, we're building rehabilitation that will speed up motion and strength recovery using , and , technology.

29/05/2018

Contentos de anunciar nuestro nuevo convenio de con la INDI Ingeniería y Diseño, para desarrollar más robótica para nuestro país. (Y) (Y)

Nuestros y son el futuro de la y la ; ¡esperamos más colaboraciones como ésta, en el futuro! :)

08/05/2018

Visita de Investigadores de Robótica del . :D

Nos encanta recibir a nuetsros colaboradores en el Laboratorio Nacional de Robótica. (Y) (Y)

22/04/2018

We have had the opportunity to meet Gil Weinberg, a professor at Georgia Tech who is developing prosthetic limbs that allow musicians like Jason Barnes (drummer and amputee) to perform at a superhuman level. Their goal? Create music that no other human has ever been able to.

Jason Barnes' Kickstarter campaign aims to drum up funds to build a duplicate that's not tied to the Georgia Tech robotics lab where it was developed

20/04/2018

Can Creativity be Assessed? Your Brain on Art, When Art and Science Meet. This article cites our work in neuroaesthetics (https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2017.00581/full) and points out the possibility of creativity quantification with the help of mobile brain and body imaging technologies. This is a must-read.

RESEARCH Mario Ortiz, José L. Contreras-Vidal, José M. Azorín Music sounds, body dances and hands draw responding to each other while a projector screen shows brain waves of a saxophonist, a dancer and a visual artist, and the real-time motion captured of the dancer shown as an avatar.

23/03/2018

Check this out! 😮

Google Maps has a pretty solid set of data for taking transit from here to there, but anyone with a physical disability knows it isn’t quite that simple. Some stations may be wheelchair-unfri…

10/03/2018

Este fin de semana, los de del grupo de del Dr. Mauricio Antelis, presentaron sus proyectos en la de la del Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Guadalajara.

¡Felicidades por su trabajo en - !

08/03/2018

Professor Rogelio Soto and University of British Columbia working on new that will open opportunities for and to do abroad.

Interested? Send us a message!

@ Tecnológico de Monterrey

08/03/2018

Check out our new for ! 😎🙌🏼

Conceptualization and Algorithm Design by César Cantú and Shingo Shimoda; Engineering Development and Manufacturing by Jesús Tamez-Duque and Rogelio Soto.