UCLA LEMUR

06/10/2017

Farewell dinner before finals week starts!

06/08/2017

Our group was at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2017) last week.

05/18/2017

Nathan Pilbrough, PhD student and researcher at LEMUR, investigates the use of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) for actuating robots generated by the lab's flagship project, the Robot Compiler. In this report, he explores a linkage system design acting as an interface between an actuator and a paper hinge: www.uclalemur.com/blog/mems-linkage-mechanism

05/17/2017

Smartphones are almost ubiquitous in our everyday life. Wouldn't it be nice to have paper robots that can be controlled with our smartphones? Undergraduate researcher Jack He is currently working on "Andruino" to make this a reality.

Andruino is a project that I started after the idea of a phone controlled paper robot got brought up in my research group. Smartphones are almost ubiquitous in our everyday life meaning that everybody has the means to provide a cheap paper robot with a collection of advanced sensors and a powerful p...

05/12/2017

Our lab open house took place after the construction concluded last month. Thank you to everyone who dropped by!

05/11/2017

This is the official page of the Laboratory for Embedded Machines and Ubiquitous Robots at UCLA. Follow LEMUR to get recent updates about our latest research projects!

05/11/2017

LEMUR members at the Southern California Robotics Symposium (SCR)