Smart robotics, real-world impact
We’re bringing together advanced engineering, AI, automation, and control systems to create intelligent machines that interact seamlessly with their surroundings; designing, prototyping and deploying robotic systems that solve real-world challenges. From autonomous drones and assistive robots to next-gen manufacturing and precision agriculture tools.
Our research centre
Robotics Institute
We are one of Australia’s largest robotics research teams, with over 80 experts developing innovative robotics solutions across infrastructure, agriculture, health, manufacturing, and defence sectors.
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New lab opens a door to the future of intelligent wireless technology
Wireless technology is moving beyond simple connectivity and a new research facility at the University of Technology Sydney is a platform to explore the...
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‘To solve the world’s problems, put a plant on it’
UTS Plants and Environmental Research Group bring home two World Green Infrastructure Awards for demonstrating the power of plants to clear the air and power...
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Research puts resilient infrastructure on solid ground
Groundbreaking $24 million research centre will develop sustainable technologies that stabilise the foundations underpinning major infrastructure.
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UTS researchers develop new AI tool to better predict stroke risk
New AI model analyses DNA to identify genetic risk factors for stroke, paving the way for more personalised prevention and treatment.
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New lab opens a door to the future of intelligent wireless technology
Wireless technology is moving beyond simple connectivity and a new research facility at the University of Technology Sydney is a platform to explore the...
News
‘To solve the world’s problems, put a plant on it’
UTS Plants and Environmental Research Group bring home two World Green Infrastructure Awards for demonstrating the power of plants to clear the air and power...
News
Research puts resilient infrastructure on solid ground
Groundbreaking $24 million research centre will develop sustainable technologies that stabilise the foundations underpinning major infrastructure.
News
UTS researchers develop new AI tool to better predict stroke risk
New AI model analyses DNA to identify genetic risk factors for stroke, paving the way for more personalised prevention and treatment.