Lehigh’s Autonomous and Intelligent Robotics (AIR) Lab is a joint research group composed of faculty and students at Lehigh University. Our research covers relevant areas in robotics including robot control, machine learning, manipulation, aerial robotics, autonomous driving and more.
Latest News
New Paper Published on IJRR
A new paper from AIR lab is available on IJRR: Reactive sampling-based path planning with temporal logic specifications Cristian Ioan Vasile | Lehigh University Xiao Li | Boston University Calin Belta | Boston University Abstract: We develop...
Papers to Appear in ICRA 2020
We have multiple papers accepted by ICRA 2020, congratulations to those lab members! See below for details: Multi-Robot Path Deconfliction through Prioritization by Path Prospects Wu, Wenying | University of Cambridge Bhattacharya, Subhrajit...
Meso-Scale Assembly: Planning and Execution
About the Research: In collaboration with the GRASP Lab at University of Pennsylvania, we studied autonomous planning and execution of a peg-in-hole assembly task of small parts; too small to be handled easily by people. We explored...
Join Current Projects
Some of our projects welcome bachelor’s students and/or visiting students. Available projects will be listed below.
Robot Learning Workshop 2019
October 14-15, 2019 Lehigh University | Bethlehem, PA This workshop will offer a series of presentations on emerging directions within intersection of robotics, deep and reinforcement learning, control systems, and operational research. The primary...