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University at Buffalo (UB)
Center for Embodied Autonomy and Robotics

Karthik Dantu

PhD

Karthik Dantu.

Karthik Dantu

PhD

Karthik Dantu

PhD

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Research Topics

Mobile sensor networks; robot networks; networked embedded systems; mobile computing; wireless networks; embedded operating systems

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  • Five new high-growth startups launch in Buffalo through UB's Cultivator program
    6/13/26

    Series B highlighted five new startups launched through UB’s Cultivator program, including ‍RecycleVisionAI, which uses AI to improve plastic sorting accuracy. 

  • Buffalo Next: Rocketry startup Lazzco wins UB's Panasci competition
    4/21/26

    Karthik Dantu, CSE PhD student Vaishali Maheshkarand and CSE postdoctoral associate Charuvahan Adhivarahan earned second place for their company, RecycleVision AI. 

  • Study: New device and method detect percentage of recycled plastic in plastic products
    3/23/26

    University at Buffalo researchers aim to provide regulators and others a quick and reliable way to assess sustainability claims.

  • Study: New device and method detect percentage of recycled plastic in plastic products
    3/21/26

    UB researchers have developed a new device and method that can measure the amount of recyclable materials in plastic. 

  • Grants support $2.75 million effort to develop advanced recycling technologies
    11/3/25

    Projects include creating new uses for discarded tires, and establishing a testbed for advanced sorting technologies.

  • Media Advisory: Sunday is UB Robotics Day on North Campus
    4/23/25

    Open to the public, the day will include demos of humanoid and dog robots, driverless cars, drones and more.

  • Moog gift supports research into safer autonomous vehicles
    7/8/24

    Moog, Inc., a global design, manufacturer and integrator of precision control components and systems, and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences corporate partner, will provide $750,000 to support research in the University at Buffalo’s CEAR.