Media Coverage


  1. Dr. Nitin J. Sanket wins the Larry S. Davis Doctoral Award for research excellence. [UMD-CS]
  2. A new Vision for Violin Instruction [Maryland Today]
  3. PRG's INTERVIEW with Voice of America on Bee Drones. [VOA-News]
  4. Computer Scientist Creates Hive of Ideas for Drones [Maryland Today]
  5. This tiny drone can pollinate crops to help overworked bees [DroneDJ]
  6. PRG's INTERVIEW with Voice of America on Event Cameras. [VOA-News]



  7. Helping robots remember: Hyperdimensional computing theory could change the way AI works
  8. CrowdSupply: StereoPi-based AI-accelerated drones.
  9. Mashable: This drone relies on AI to dodge objects thrown at it.
  10. Futurism: Watch This Drone Expertly Ddodge Stuff Thrown At It.
  11. IEEE Spectrum: Insect-Inspired Vision System Helps Drones Pass Through Small Gaps.
  12. NVIDIA: Insect-Inspired Drone Uses AI to Fly Through Narrow Gaps.
  13. TechCrunch: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  14. University of Maryland CS: PRG's work Gapflyt highlighted in IEEE Spectrum media.
  15. Technology News Update: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  16. DeepFind: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  17. Maryland Robotics Center: GapFlyt helps aerial robots navigate more like birds and insects.
  18. USA Science News: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  19. DroneBelow: Flying Drones Through Small Holes.
  20. Japan Tech Crunch: Technique for educating optical flow in drone and passing small holes at high speed.
  21. Biomimétisme : un drone inspiré des oiseaux pour se faufiler à haute vitesse.
  22. UAS Vision: Teaching Drones to Fly Through Small Holes.
  23. Rotor Drone: “Bee Drone” Flies Like an Insect.
  24. Futura Sciences: un drone inspiré des oiseaux pour se faufiler à haute vitesse
  25. Tech Xplore: GapFlyt gives flying quadrotors a lesson in bees.
  26. ZNews: New strategies educate drones to fly by means of small holes – TechCrunch.
  27. Varfix: NEW TECHNIQUES TEACH DRONES TO FLY THROUGH SMALL HOLES .
  28. News Locker: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  29. HubNNY: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  30. News RND: Các kỹ thuật mới dạy máy bay không người lái bay qua các lỗ nhỏ.
  31. TekCrispy: GapFlyt, la novedosa técnica que enseñará a volar Drones como insectos.
  32. TestWebUSA: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  33. DroneDJ: autonomously fly through tight spaces.
  34. DroneLife: Teaching Drones to Travel in Small spaces by Watching the Birds and the Bees.
  35. ReleaseSoon: New Strategies Train Drones To Fly By Means Of Small Holes.
  36. ECN: Bio-Inspired Quadcopter Takes a Minimalist Approach.
  37. Inside Drones: Researchers are teaching drones how to fly through small holes using 3D models.
  38. Nayana Blog: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  39. Robot Enthusiast: Teaching Aerial Robots to go through narrow gaps.
  40. Droni: prende spunto dagli insetti una nuova tecnica per volare nei piccoli varchi.
  41. Kopitiam Bot: New techniques teach drones to fly through small holes.
  42. Robotic Gizmos: GapFlyt: Teaching Aerial Robots To Go Through Narrow Gaps.



  43. Computer, Mathematical & Natural Sciences at UMD: Robots Learn to Use Kitchen Tools by Watching YouTube Videos.
  44. IEEE Spectrum: Robot, watch this YouTube video and then make me a sandwich
  45. DARPA: Robots Learn to Perform Tasks by “Watching” YouTube Videos
  46. Computer World: DARPA teaches robots to cook by watching YouTube
  47. CHINA TOPIX: Robots Learn to Cook by Watching YouTube Videos
  48. Cnet: Robots learn to cook by watching YouTube
  49. The Columbia Chronicle: Cooking robot may offer artificial culinary intelligence
  50. Daily Science Journal: New Robot Learning Cooking From YouTube Videos
  51. Defense Systems: Meet the robot that learns by watching videos
  52. Empire State Tribune: Other robots can jump and run but this one can copy what they see instantly
  53. Engadget: DARPA's new tech lets robots learn from YouTube videos
  54. Fast Company: Robots Learn To Cook Food By Watching YouTube Videos
  55. Gadget Gestures: Google Robot Is Capable of Learning by Watching Instructional Videos
  56. Gigaom: Move over Emeril: Robot learns how to prep food from YouTube
  57. HNGN: Robots Learn To Cook Dinner By Simply Watching A YouTube Video
  58. Immortal News: Robot Learns to Cook by Watching How-to Videos on YouTube
  59. Independent: Youtube Videos are teaching Military Robots of the future to cook.
  60. Inquistr: DARPA’s Robot AI Learns To Cook By Watching YouTube Videos
  61. IT World: Military-funded robots can learn by watching YouTube
  62. Live Science: Chef Bot? Robot Learns Cooking from YouTube Videos
  63. The Marysue: Robot Learns to Cook by Watching YouTube Videos, Just Like Us
  64. Mother Nature Network: Robots learn to cook with a little help from YouTube
  65. National Monitor: DARPA funded robot learns to cook by watching YouTube videos
  66. News Tonight: New Robot Learns Cooking From YouTube
  67. Network World: Robots watch “YouTube” videos, learn to use cooking tools
  68. Next Big Future: DARPA robot can learn tasks from Youtube video and a neural net can understand video 20 times faster than a human
  69. Tech Advisor: Military-funded robots can learn by watching YouTube
  70. PC Mag: Robots Are Learning to Cook by Watching YouTube
  71. PC World: These military-funded robots learn by watching YouTube
  72. Robotics Tomorrow: Robots Learn to Perform Tasks by “Watching” YouTube Videos
  73. Slash Gear: YouTube videos teach robots to cook
  74. Sputnik News: US Scientists Teach Robots How to Take YouTube Cooking Lessons
  75. Tech Times: DARPA Trains Robots To Cook By Watching YouTube Videos: Why It's Significant
  76. UPI: Robot acquires chef skills via YouTube instructional videos
  77. USA Today: Robots are learning to cook by watching YouTube
  78. VoaNews: Robot Learns to Cook by Watching Videos. [Audio]
  79. Biz Journals: UMD and DARPA develop robots that cook
  80. Washington Post: This robot at U-Md. taught itself to cook by watching YouTube