Welcome to the Continuum Robotics Laboratory!
Exploring the boundaries of robotics, we are pioneering a future with continuum robots, inspired by nature's most adaptable forms. These innovative robots, with their joint-less, continuous structure, can navigate confined spaces, manipulate objects in complex environments, and traverse curvilinear paths in ways that conventional robots cannot. Join us as we redefine the limits of robotic capabilities and open new horizons for technology to interact with the world.
Recent News
Priyanka defends her PhD
We are thrilled to announce that Priyanka Rao has successfully defended her PhD thesis, titled “Tendon Driven Continuum Robots: Modeling and Motion Planning ...
Welcome Ella and Mika
We’re super excited to welcome two new graduate students, Ella and Mika, who have joined us as MASc candidates in the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (...
Kyum wins Best Podium Award at UnERD
Today, Kyum Lee, an enthusiastic undergraduate student from our Continuum Robotics Laboratory, showcased his work at the 2024 Undergraduate Engineering Resea...
CRL at Toronto Robotics Conference
The Continuum Robotics Laboratory team attended the 2024 Toronto Robotics Conference hosted by the University of Toronto Robotics Institute. Held at the Univ...