Welcome to the Human-Robot Interaction Research team at the University of Melbourne.
Our mission is to create autonomous robots that act smoothly and safely with humans. We focus on key areas such as behavioural analytics, co-learning environments for humans and robots, and the personalization and adaptation of autonomous robots to enhance their performance in human interactions.
We are at the leading edge of human-robot interaction research, addressing challenges such as safe drone navigation in crowded spaces, personalized learning solutions with assistive robots, and visualizing uncertainty in high-stake scenarios involving robots…
Jun 29, 2024
Muhammad Bilal's first PhD paper gets accepted to IROS2024
Apr 19, 2024
Dr Wafa Johal gave a demo with Furhat at the opening of the Cremone Digital Hub.
Apr 19, 2024
Sarah Schombs receives the Diane Lemaire scholarship!
Apr 19, 2024
Muhammad Bilal successfully passed is confirmation!
Apr 14, 2024
Jiahe Pan's paper accepted at RA-L and IROS.
Mar 16, 2024
#TeamMelbourne wins the HRI2024 Robot Competition in Boulder Colorado
Mar 16, 2024
Dr Wafa Johal will be General co-Chair of HRI2025 in Melbourne, Australia