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    Creating Futures in Robotics & AI: With Carnegie Mellon University

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    The Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program is a highly competitive research program for undergraduates at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. Students conduct cutting-edge research projects under the guidance of top robotics and AI faculty. In addition to research, the program includes professional development workshops, competitions, and opportunities to publish and present work. Past participants have often continued their education at CMU or collaborated further with their mentors. Applications for the summer 2023 program open on November 1st.

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    The Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program is a highly competitive research program for undergraduates at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. Students conduct cutting-edge research projects under the guidance of top robotics and AI faculty. In addition to research, the program includes professional development workshops, competitions, and opportunities to publish and present work. Past participants have often continued their education at CMU or collaborated further with their mentors. Applications for the summer 2023 program open on November 1st.

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    The Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program is a highly competitive research program for undergraduates at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. Students conduct cutting-edge research projects under the guidance of top robotics and AI faculty. In addition to research, the program includes professional development workshops, competitions, and opportunities to publish and present work. Past participants have often continued their education at CMU or collaborated further with their mentors. Applications for the summer 2023 program open on November 1st.

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    Creating Futures in Robotics & AI: With Carnegie Mellon University

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    The Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program is a highly competitive research program for undergraduates at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. Students conduct cutting-edge research projects under the guidance of top robotics and AI faculty. In addition to research, the program includes professional development workshops, competitions, and opportunities to publish and present work. Past participants have often continued their education at CMU or collaborated further with their mentors. Applications for the summer 2023 program open on November 1st.

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    APPLY TODAY

    riss.ri.cmu.edu
    Applications will be accepted
    starting November 1st
    Creating Futures in Robotics & AI
    with Carnegie Mellon University
    Robotics-related technologies are becoming ubiquitous and are dominating national headlines due to innovations
    such as driverless cars, service robots, surgical robots, and aerial vehicles. Robots and the knowledge required to
    create, operate, and interact with them will become increasingly important to society.

    Launched in 2006, the Robotics Institute Summer Scholars (RISS) program


    is among the best and most comprehensive robotics research programs AN IMMERSIVE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
    for undergraduates in the world. RISS students conduct research under the WITH A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
    mentorship of top scientists in robotics and artificial intelligence at Carnegie
    • Research with World-Renowned Robotics & AI Experts
    Mellon University. The 30-plus participating mentors draw from a broad
    • Network with Innovators & Alumni from
    range of robotics research (e.g. field robotics, computer vision, machine
    50 Plus Countries
    learning, artificial intelligence, autonomy, graphics, human-robot interaction,
    and space robotics). • Access Multiple Advanced Robotics Labs & Centers
    • Build Professional Skills through Technical
    The RISS-guided research experience is coupled with Workshops & Talks
    powerful professional development in a nurturing
    • Participate in Competitions Custom Designed by
    global community and culminates in August with an
    Industry Leaders
    annual research poster session and the publication
    • Publish & Present Research Results
    of the RISS Working Papers Journal. The quality
    and breadth of research, high level of institute and • Receive Funding & Support
    university engagement, extensive professional development, graduate school
    application counseling, and alumni network create transformative experiences
    and remarkable post-program trajectories, with many students continuing to
    collaborate with their RISS mentors and attend graduate school at CMU.
    riss.ri.cmu.edu

    Carnegie Mellon University has been a birthplace


    of innovation since its founding in 1900.
    Today, CMU is a global leader bringing
    groundbreaking ideas to market and #1 School of
    Computer Science
    creating successful startup businesses.
    — U.S. News & World
    Our award-winning faculty are renowned Report, 2018
    for working closely with students to solve
    major scientific, technological and societal challenges. We put a
    strong emphasis on creating things — from art to robots.

    THE ROBOTICS INSTITUTE

    • World’s First University Robotics Department, Founded in 1979

    • Largest University-Affiliated Robotics Research Group

    • Leaders in Manipulation, Locomotion, Control, Computer Vision,


    49.8% of computer Machine Learning and Graphics
    science’s first-year
    student’s were
    women in 2018 • One of the Key Birthplaces of Autonomous Vehicle Technologies

    • World’s First Robotics Ph.D. Program

    • Top-Ranked Graduate Programs in Robotics, Robotic Systems


    Development and Computer Vision

    APPLY TODAY
    riss.ri.cmu.edu
    Applications will be accepted starting November 1st

    5000 FORBES AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA 15213-3890

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