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Leeds academics develop 1cm micro-robots capable of identifying and fixing leaks in underground pipes
The Government has awarded the University of Leeds and three other universities funding for their research into micro-robotics.
Success for Robotics at Leeds first conference
On Friday 21 September, Robotics at Leeds held their very first PGR Conference, which included guest speakers from universities such as Imperial College London and the University of Lincoln.
Dr Peter Culmer authors an article on technology for incontinence
Dr Peter Culmer from the School of Mechanical Engineering, addresses the almost unchanged history of incontinence technology and the growing recognition for research in this area.
Research into robots that can repair roads shortlisted for prestigious award
Robots that 3D-print asphalt into cracks in roads, before they become potholes, could radically change the way streets are repaired and increase quality of life for future citizens.
Could virtual assistants help to care for dementia patients in the future?
The development of new Intelligent Assistive Technologies (IATs) for dementia should involve dementia sufferers, their carers, the NHS, and charitable stakeholders, according to a new study