Sabine Hauert


Swarming Nanomedicine | Sabine Hauert | TEDxWarwick

Published on May 7, 2015

Dr. Sabine Hauert is a Swarm Engineer at the University of Bristol and Bristol Robotics Laboratory, where she designs swarms of nanobots for biomedical applications.

Swarm strategies are either inspired from nature or are automatically designed using machine learning and crowdsourcing. Sabine has designed swarms of nanoparticles for cancer treatment at MIT and deployed large aerial swarms for use as communication relays at EPFL. Her work has been featured in mainstream media including The Economist, CNN, and New Scientist.

Sabine is passionate about science communication and, as well as having produced award-winning videos viewed over 250,000 times, is the Co-founder and President of Robohub, a non-profit dedicated to connecting the robotics community to the rest of the world - Robohub already features over 1000 blog posts and 1.5 million podcast downloads!
 

Dehyping Robotics

Published on Dec 7, 2016

Dr. Sabine Hauert is Assistant Professor in Robotics at the University of Bristol in the UK and President and Cofounder of Robohub.org, a non-profit dedicated to connecting the robotics community to the world. Robohub has helped thousands of experts in robotics communicate about their work through podcasts, articles, and videos, that reach over a million views each year.

As an expert in science communication with 10 years of experience, Sabine is often invited to discuss the future of robotics, including in the journal Nature, at the European Parliament, and as a member of the Royal Society's Working Group on Machine Learning. Sabine’s research at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory focusses in designing swarms that work in large numbers, and at small scales. Before joining the University of Bristol, Sabine engineered swarms of nanoparticles for cancer treatment at MIT, and deployed swarms of flying robots at EPFL.
 

Robots to nanoparticles: Engineering swarms to fix global problems | Sabine Hauert | TEDxExeterSalon

Nov 28, 2017

Ever looked at a flock of birds and wondered how they fly in formation? Sabine Hauert studies swarm behaviours in the natural world and uses that knowledge to engineer robots to act in similar ways. Here she explains how armies of tiny robots could be used in applications ranging from cancer treatment to tackling pollution and coordinating disaster relief efforts.

Sabine is Assistant Professor in Robotics at the University of Bristol. Her research focuses on engineering swarms across scales, from trillions of nanoparticles for cancer treatment to thousands of robots. She is also president and co-founder of Robohub.org, a non-profit dedicated to connecting the robotics community to the world.
 
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