Dr. Emily Carter, a leading researcher in autonomous systems, is at the forefront of innovation at the National Center for Collaborative Autonomy (NCCA). With a Ph.D. in Robotics and over a decade of experience in artificial intelligence, Dr. Carter is dedicated to advancing the capabilities of autonomous technologies to address both military and civilian challenges. Her work focuses on developing collaborative systems that can operate seamlessly across air, land, and sea domains, ensuring that NCCA remains a pivotal force in the field of robotics and AI research. Dr. Carter's leadership and vision are instrumental in driving the NCCA's mission to enhance national security and economic resilience through cutting-edge research and development.
Robin Lange wraps up a productive summer as an NCCA intern, seen here with his advisor Dr. Nino. Robin spear headed the initial integration of our first NCCA platforms. Robin worked to integrate the NCCA's Boston Dynamics Spot robots into the IHMC robotics development...
Taylor Langley Research Associate Taylor serves as a research associate in the robotics lab and is currently working on the Alex 002 project while also supporting smaller PCB development efforts and design revisions. In his role, Taylor is focused on advancing...
Robin Lange Summer Intern Robin Lange from Georgia Southern University joins IHMC for the summer as an NCCA summer intern to work with Dr. Nino. His work focuses on hardware and software integration, communications, and systems integration across multiple robotic...