UT Austin launches $30M NSF Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation
EliasEskin · x · 2026-08-29
The University of Texas at Austin has established the NSF Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation with a five-year, $30 million award. The center involves 39 researchers across six universities and industry partners like Amazon, DeepMind, and NVIDIA. It aims to create a new science of human-robot co-adaptation, studying how people and robots learn from each other in everyday environments. Multiple postdoctoral researcher positions are currently open at UT Austin.
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