University of Birmingham — Extreme Robotics Lab (ERL)
University of Birmingham's Extreme Robotics Lab leads the UK National Centre for Nuclear Robotics; specialises in AI-driven manipulation for nuclear and.
The Extreme Robotics Lab (ERL) at the University of Birmingham, led by Professor Rustam Stolkin (Chair in Robotics and Royal Society Industry Fellow), is one of Europe's most prominent university research labs for nuclear and extreme-environment robotics. The ERL operates a 1,000 m2 facility on the Edgbaston campus and leads the UK's National Centre for Nuclear Robotics (NCNR), developing advanced AI, machine learning, and computer vision methods for robotic manipulation, autonomous grasping, and motion planning in hazardous environments. Research applications include nuclear decommissioning, disassembly of electric vehicle battery packs, long-reach manipulator control, and sustainable manufacturing robotics.
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Contact University of Birmingham — Extreme Robotics Lab (ERL)
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https://www.birmingham.ac.ukPHONE
+44 121 414 3344HEADQUARTERS
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