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CITR showcased key breakthroughs across all seven research divisions at the annual results presentation, covering collaborative robot management, human-robot interaction in healthcare, and AI-driven smart manufacturing, drawing over a hundred participants from industry and academia.
Prof. Yi-Ting Chen, convener of the TAICA AI program consortium, delivered a keynote lecture titled "Physical AI: Frontier Challenges in Robot Perception and Decision-Making," exploring the integration of AI with physical robotic systems.
The inter-university collaborative course "Robot Navigation and Exploration," co-taught by CITR members across NYCU and NTHU, concluded with a public showcase where student teams deployed autonomous robots to complete exploration tasks in a simulated disaster environment.
Professor Gu-Yang Yang, currently a professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at NYCU, has been honored with the Ministry of Education Academic Award for Outstanding Researcher, recognizing his decades of contributions to intelligent robotics and human-robot collaboration.
CITR's research on multimodal digital twin and human-robot interaction technology received dedicated coverage from international robotics media, drawing widespread attention from overseas academic institutions and raising CITR's profile in the global robotics research community.
