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The Robotics Engineering Department has a lab for robotic arms and mobile robots, and a lab for mechatronic systems and automation. Students get hands-on experience with state-of-the art equipment, such as Universal robot, National Instrumentation mechatronics training system, Allen‑Bradley programmable logic controller training system, Amatrol mechatronics learning system, and NVidia DGX workstation for advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning tasks.

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A robotics lab with a variety of robotic engineering equipment

Alan J. Criswell Robotics Engineering Lab: KH 238

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.

Research robotics lab with chair and desks at Widener University

Medical Imaging and Brain Computer Interface Lab: KH 221

A research lab directed by Dr. Xiaomu Song to develop funded research projects in human-robot interfacing using medical imaging techniques.

Robotics teaching lab at Widener University

Robotics Engineering Teaching Lab: KH 244

A robotics lab equipped with multiple robotic arms and mobile robots for teaching and outreach activities. 

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