CEAR brings together researchers from across Western New York, and from a variety of backgrounds, to solve real-world problems using robotic and autonomous technologies and applications.
In partnership with local universities such as Cornell, RIT and the University of Rochester, we are promoting local collaborations and creating entrepreneurship opportunities in robotics.
The Center for Embodied Autonomy and Robotics (CEAR) aims to increase robotics engagement across the University at Buffalo and beyond through interdisciplinary research, industry collaborations, and education.
UB’s Center for Embodied Autonomy and Robotics signed a letter asking congress to fully fund the National Institute of Standards and Technology budget request for AI-related work in the upcoming fiscal year.
The Buffalo News reported on Yubie, the robotic dog the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences recently acquired as a learning and research platform that will enable faculty and students to explore new frontiers in robotics, autonomous vehicles, computer science, artificial intelligence and other fields.