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The robot Tiago is introduced to students at UofL’s Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute, known as LARRI. LARRI and two other facilities at UofL will use new federal funding to procure additional robotic technology and introduce that technology to students, trainees and workers.

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UofL receives $750,000 in federal funding to enhance advanced manufacturing workforce

Betty Coffman - September 12, 2022

The University of Louisville has received $750,000 to launch the Robotics and Additive Manufacturing Pathways to SUCCESS (RAMPS) program aimed at preparing workers for...

Dan Popa and other researchers at the Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute at the University of Louisville (LARRI) use social robots to focus on treating cognitive impairments in children on the autism spectrum. University of Louisville photo.

Science & Tech

University of Louisville opens dedicated space for robotics research, education and...

Betty Coffman - October 11, 2021

The Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute (LARRI) has opened a 10,000-square-foot space dedicated to research, education and collaboration in automation and robotics on...

Through this grant, UofL will create apprenticeships that give students field experience with disruptive, cutting-edge technologies that can change how work is done.

Business & Economy

UofL awarded nearly $4M to close skills gap UofL was one...

Baylee Pulliam - February 28, 2020

The University of Louisville has received nearly $4 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to build a program that will prepare students for...