Celebrating National Arts in Education Week 2024: CMU Community Shares Personal Reflections on Art’s Impact
In celebration of National Arts in Education Week, members of the Carnegie Mellon University community share how the arts have touched their hearts and minds — and influenced both their personal and professional journeys.
VoicePilot Framework Enhances Communication Between Humans and Physically Assistive Robots
Robotics Institute researchers from Carnegie Mellon created VoicePilot, a framework and design guidelines for incorporating LLMs as speech interfaces for physically assistive robots.
Carnegie Mellon Core Partner in New Center To Improve Robot Dexterity
Nine Carnegie Mellon University faculty members will help to develop highly dexterous robotic hands, user-friendly interfaces and accessible training materials to empower diverse workforces to implement robotic solutions quickly and reliably.
Meredith Meyer Grelli Appointed New Director of Project Olympus
Meredith Grelli will be the new director of Project Olympus at Carnegie Mellon University.
CMU President Delivers Warm Welcome to Families, Class of 2028+
First-year students and their families received a warm welcome Sunday morning from the president of Carnegie Mellon University, Farnam Jahanian.
CMU Leads Future of Transportation Summit
Carnegie Mellon University’s Safety21 will lead the Future of Transportation Summit, an inaugural event hosted by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) in Washington, D.C. Aug. 13-15.
Researchers Partner with Mass Transit Operators for Better Technology
Sarah Fox and Nikolas Martelaro, both assistant professors at CMU’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute, are working to understand the impacts of autonomous technology on transportation workers’ jobs.
Carnegie Mellon’s Kolter Joins OpenAI Board of Directors, Safety and Security Committee
OpenAI has announced the appointment of Carnegie Mellon University Professor Zico Kolter to its board of directors.
Revisiting Fundamental Equations in Computer Graphics
SCS researchers recently demonstrated their boundary-pushing computer graphics work in Denver at the Association for Computing Machinery's SIGGRAPH conference.