PhD in Computing Science- Robotics in Edmonton Canada | University of Alberta

Robotics research encompasses collective robotics, multi-agent systems, visual navigation for robots, visual servoing, remote-controlled robotics, and mobile manipulation. Our work in visual navigation focuses on challenges in simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) using vision systems. The visual servoing research explores robot movement controlled by live video tracking. For tele-robotics, we're developing methods to offset operator feedback delays through progressive 3D capture and rendering of distant workspaces, collaborating with organizations like the Canadian Space Agency on mobile manipulation initiatives.

Our academic programs provide instruction and research prospects across diverse fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Database Management, Game Development, Machine Learning, Robotics, Software Engineering, Human-Machine Interfaces, Bioinformatics, Network Communications, Algorithm Design, Computer Graphics, Visual Computing, Software Infrastructure, Human-Computer Interaction, Network Architecture, and Multimedia Technologies.