In the Media
Jul 03, 2023
The future of space exploration is a transforming, animal-like robot, scientists say
The multi-modal mobility morphobot (M4), designed by a team of researchers led by ECE Assistant Professor Alireza Ramezani, was featured in articles by ABC News, Science, Independent, Interesting Engineering, ZME Science, Mirage News, BollyInside, The Verge, Pasadena Now, Tech Explorist, NewsBytes, HT Tech, Ubergizmo, Autoevolution, Gearrice, TechTimes, New Scientist, Germany’s N-TV, and on WHDH.
Jun 05, 2023
Team makes electronic skin that can sense touch
ECE Professor Ravinder Dahiya was featured in the TechXplore article “Team makes electronic skin that can sense touch.”
Apr 19, 2023
Why FDA’s New Cyber Device Regs Are a ‘Watershed Moment’
ECE/Khoury Professor Kevin Fu was featured in the Bank Info Security article “Why FDA’s New Cyber Device Regs Are a ‘Watershed Moment’” for how the new regulations will ensure uniformity.
Feb 24, 2023
US Students’ ‘Big Idea’ Could Help NASA Explore the Moon
A Northeastern University student team, who won the 2022 NASA BIG IDEA Competition for their COBRA robot, was featured in the VOA News article “US Students’ ‘Big Idea’ Could Help NASA Explore the Moon.”
Feb 16, 2023
Rovers Are So Yesterday. It’s Time to Send a Snakebot to Space
A Northeastern University student team, who won the 2022 NASA BIG IDEA Competition, was featured in the Wired article “Rovers Are So Yesterday. It’s Time to Send a Snakebot to Space.”
Jan 11, 2023
Measuring Global Ice Melt
ECE/MIE Professor Hanumant Singh and his jetyak are featured in the Inside Manned Systems article “Measuring Global Ice Melt“.
Dec 19, 2022
Robot Created by Northeastern University Allows a Person to Control, Feel from a Distance
ECE Professor Taskin Padir and the Institute for Experiential Robotics were featured in the CBS News article and interview “Robot created by Northeastern University allows a person to control, feel from a distance.”
Dec 15, 2022
‘Snakes’ on the Moon? These Helpers Could Soon Join our Lunar Mission.
The engineering students that created the snake-like robot, Crater Observing Bio-inspired Rolling Articulator (COBRA), were featured in the National Geographic article “‘Snakes’ on the moon? These helpers could soon join our lunar mission.”