Robotics
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- University of Toronto Robotics Institute
- Centre for Aerial Robotics Research and Education (CARRE)
- Toronto Robotics and AI Laboratory (TRAIL)
University of Toronto Robotics Institute
The University of Toronto Robotics Institute is a globally recognized hub for interdisciplinary research in robotics, artificial intelligence, and autonomous systems. Bringing together researchers from engineering, computer science, health and design, the Institute advances foundational and applied work in perception, manipulation, human–robot interaction and learning-enabled autonomy. Its facilities include a dedicated indoor drone testing arena supporting safe, controlled experimentation in aerial autonomy, navigation and sensing.
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Centre for Aerial Robotics Research and Education (CARRE)
The Centre for Aerial Robotics Research and Education (CARRE), part of the UTIAS ecosystem, is a University of Toronto initiative that expands and unifies research and teaching in the rapidly growing field of aerial robotics. CARRE supports the development of new technologies, advanced training of highly qualified personnel, and the dissemination of research outcomes to strengthen Canada’s aerial robotics innovation capacity.
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Toronto Robotics and AI Laboratory (TRAIL)
The Toronto Robotics and AI Laboratory (TRAIL), part of the UTIAS ecosystem, is a leading University of Toronto research lab advancing autonomy, perception, and decision-making for robotic systems operating in complex environments. TRAIL researchers develop algorithms and integrated systems for mapping, localization, motion planning, and multi-sensor fusion, supporting applications in aerial robotics, autonomous vehicles and intelligent mobility. This work contributes to next-generation resilient autonomous platforms with potential dual-use relevance in transportation, infrastructure inspection and safety-critical operations.
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