Robert Clarke

B.Sc. Biomedical Science, M.Sc. Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Robotics

Robert is a PhD student studying Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bath. He really enjoys learning and reading about current technology advancements, particularly in areas such as robotics, machine learning and neuroscience. In his spare time, Robert uses artificial intelligence to create artwork and model robots on computers.

Articles from Robert

Keeping Multirobot Systems Hijack Safe with Blockchain Technology

Researchers have created a system that allows multi-agent systems to communicate and follow a set of leaders successfully, despite there being malicious actors within the system.

27 Jan 2022

How AI Diagnostics is Accelerating Healthcare

Known for being an early adopter of new technology, the healthcare industry has significantly benefitted from the advancements made in AI.

4 Jan 2022

Synthesizing Speech to Make Robots Better Companions

Synthesizing artificial speech has been a common technology that we have seen in our society for years now.

24 Dec 2021

Industrial Innovations with AI and Blockchain Technology

When merged, artificial intelligence and blockchain offer a powerful way to develop industrial innovations.

23 Dec 2021

RE2 Robotics to Subdue Submerged Mines with Intelligent Autonomous Systems

RE2 Robotics is to create an autonomous robotic system to subdue underwater mines, providing a safer underwater environment.

17 Nov 2021

Offsetting Computer Demands with Specialized Deep Learning Processors

Read more about how deep learning processors can help to offset computer demands and improve processing power.

18 Oct 2021

Robots and Renewable Energy: Hydropower Inspections

Robots and Renewable Energy: Hydropower Inspections

As part of an Editorial short series, AZoRobotics takes a look at how the renewable energy sector is harnessing the power of robotic technologies. Here, we take a look at robots in hydropower stations.

Robots and Renewable Energy: Wind Farm Monitoring

Robots and Renewable Energy: Wind Farm Monitoring

Amid the rapid global expansion of the wind energy sector, the integration of robotics is becoming pivotal for wind farm operators.

Robots and Renewable Energy: Solar Plant Security

Robots and Renewable Energy: Solar Plant Security

Like any renewable energy infrastructure, solar plants must be protected and secured. It is here where robots and autonomous systems can come into play.

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