Nomagic researcher Michał Nauman wins 2026 Witold Lipski Prize in applied computer science
m_wulfmeier · x · 2026-10-06
The Kosciuszko Foundation has announced the 2026 Witold Lipski Prizes, honoring the legacy of the Polish computer science pioneer. Michał Nauman of warehouse robotics company Nomagic won in applied computer science, sharing the spotlight with Hubert Baniecki; each recipient receives PLN 25,000 for outstanding work in AI and machine learning.
At Nomagic, Nauman's work focuses on robots learning from the real-world complexity of warehouse picking.
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