MISSION

Our mission and dedication are to create intelligent systems that can autonomously operate in a complex and diverse environment, with multiple perception approaches. We are fascinated by novel robot concepts that are best adapted for acting with large-scale and dynamic environments and different terrains. We are furthermore keen to give them the intelligence to autonomously navigate in challenging environments. This includes novel methods and tools for human-robot interaction, perception, cognition, knowledge abstraction, mapping, learning, representation, planning, and execution.

To further explore our visions and achievements, please refer to our autonomous driving products at: unity-drive.com.

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NEWS

20 Sep 2015 |

Autumn lab retreat to sailing!

Autumn RAM-LAB retreat to sailing!


Autumn lab retreat to sailing!

17 Sep 2015 |

Collaborations for ICRA 2016 Submission

We have submitted four papers for ICRA 2016, with collaborators from EPFL, ETH, CUHK and HIT.

13 Sep 2015 |

Welcome Qinghai Liao to RAM-LAB

Welcome PhD student Qinghai Liao!

12 Sep 2015 |

Welcome Lei Tai to RAM-LAB

Welcome PhD student Lei Tai!

15 Aug 2015 |

Ming will Join City University of Hong Kong

Ming Liu starts a new job as an Assistant Professor at MBE of City University of Hong Kong

12 Aug 2015 |

Ming will be the Program Chair

Ming will be the Program Chair for the IEEE Conference on Real-time Computing and Robotics (RCAR)

11 Aug 2015 |

Congratulations Guoyang Xie

Guoyang Xie is graduated as MPhi., with thesis “Semantic mapping based localization for autonomous driving”. Congratulations!

11 Jul 2015 |

Congratulations Kejie Qiu

Kejie Qiu is graduated as MPhil., with thesis “Visible light communication-based indoor localization and path-planning system”. Congratulations!

11 Jun 2015 |

Best Conference Paper Award

We have won the Best Conference Paper Award at IEEE-CYBER, Shenyang! Congratulations!

01 Mar 2015 |

libCNN Library Released

We released deep-learning library for scene labelling and object recognition in real-time, at    Link

10 Sep 2013 |

Ming will start job at HKUST

Ming will start a new job as a visiting Assistant Professor at ECE of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.


Ming will start job at HKUST