Climate Change, Engineering, Machine Learning, Robotics, Sustainable Development Goals, Uncategorized
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Why philanthropy is (increasingly) important for ETH Zurich ...
Engineering, Europe, Robotics
Landscape Art meets Robotics Science
A couple of ETH Zurich robotics researchers fused their research with the landscape of the Swiss Alps as part of the ETH Science Weekend at the biennal Art Safiental. ...
How we learn and work, Robotics, togETHer, Uncategorized
Melding of the Minds – Engineer Meets two Artists
Engineering and art often occupy different ends of a spectrum, but this might not be true at all. Here is a story of a collaboration between a student and two artists. ...
ETH Studios, Robotics, South Asia
A journey to a different culture
Mechanical engineering student, Tobias Elmiger blogs about his internship in Bangalore with well-known artist, Aparna Rao....
Robotics
The ultimate test for the wheelchair of the future
If there is one team that epitomizes all that the Cybathlon competition represents, it is Team Scewo. ...
Robotics
Robotics help athlete walk again
Paraplegic and Cybathlon pilot, Thomas Krieg is an accomplished sportsman who is taking bionic tech to a new level. ...
Robotics
Life without limitations
Icelandic pioneers of prosthetic technologies, Össur dominated the Powered Leg Race during the world’s first Cybathlon. ...
Robotics
Bringing Art to Life, and Life to Art
During a 6 months internship for the artist duo Pors & Rao in India, Lucie Houel became an illusionist, engineering the magic behind some of their artworks. ...
Robotics
Skydiver reveals how she masters life with a prosthetic arm
The first woman to compete in the Cybathlon Powered Arm Race, pilot Claudia Breidbach is in relentless pursuit of her dreams. ...
Robotics
Tech makes bike racing possible for those with spinal cord injury
Technological advancement enabled Greg McClure to race a bike competitively in the world’s first Cybathlon, more than a decade after an accident injured his spinal cord...
