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  1. ÃÛÌÒTV researcher searches for the sweet spot in human-robot interaction

    University of Canberra HDR student Neelu Gurung’s study is looking into how communication can be impacted by a robot with a face.

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    The future is in your hands: ÃÛÌÒTV's Big Research Pitch 2020

    Voting is open for ÃÛÌÒTV’s Big Research Pitch as 17 Researchers vie to pitch their best ideas. The top 5 finalists compete in the Facebook Live on 29 October from 7.30pm.

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  3. ÃÛÌÒTV student making a case for better Human-Robot Collaboration

    University of Canberra student Christopher Lane will be illustrating the need for more interactive robotics at the upcoming Engineers Australia Undergraduate Project Presentation Competition.

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  4. ÃÛÌÒTV researcher mentors local Year 8 student

    Thanks to Dr Tona Sanchez-Palacios, local Year 8 student Jessinda Luu is getting a hands-on experience of lab life, as the University of Canberra researcher mentors her on a science project.

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  5. ÃÛÌÒTV students win hackathon challenge, enable wider support for frontliners

    An award-winning design from the University of Canberra Engineering Society has made it possible for anyone with a 3D printer to help address the PPE shortage for healthcare frontliners – and its creators have made it free to download.

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