A robotics lab created with generous support from Alan J. Criswell, a Widener alumnus and founding president & CEO of ACI Technologies Inc. The lab includes a variety of equipment to support teaching and research activities.
A research lab directed by Dr. Xiaomu Song to develop funded research projects in human-robot interfacing using medical imaging techniques.
A robotics lab equipped with multiple robotic arms and mobile robots for teaching and outreach activities.
Widener’s ARTEMIS Lab stands for Laboratory of AI & Robotics Technology for Biomedical Engineering, Machine Intelligence, and Simulation. Led by Dr. Daniel Roozbahani, it is an interdisciplinary research facility situated within the School of Engineering.
The lab serves as a hub for pioneering students and faculty engaged in state-of-the-art research across multiple domains, including advanced custom-made robotics, self-improving artificial intelligence (AI) with reasoning capabilities, applications of medical AI, motion capture and machine vision for disease forecasting, peer-to-peer autonomous collaborative manufacturing, intelligent robotic swarms, autonomous navigation in unmapped environments, human–machine integration and cybernetics, industrial IoT and real-time big data analytics, factory digital twins, and innovative metal 3D printing technologies.
Widener's engineering facilities provide you with hands-on experience and exposure to state-of-the-art equipment to set you up for a successful education, career, and future.
Kirkbride Hall, Room 101