Department of Engineering

  • AgriFoRwArdS Cohort 2 – meet the next generation of experts in agri-food robotics

  • An audience with Alex Kendall: The Road to Embodied AI

  • Quicker, cheaper quality control of safety-critical metal components

  • Biomedical device for Parkinson's shortlisted for the James Dyson Award

  • Department spin-out company lands $5.3 million for next-generation VR lens technology

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Research

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Latest news

AgriFoRwArdS Cohort 2 – meet the next generation of experts in agri-food robotics

09 Dec 2024

The world's first EPSRC CDT in Agri-Food Robotics is developing a new generation of highly skilled researchers and leaders in robotics and autonomous systems with interdisciplinary expertise.

An audience with Alex Kendall: The Road to Embodied AI

05 Dec 2024

Alumnus Alex Kendall, co-founder and CEO of Wayve, returned to Cambridge recently to give a lecture as part of the Department of Engineering’s 150th anniversary celebrations.

Quicker, cheaper quality control of safety-critical metal components

04 Dec 2024

By studying how light reflects from the surface of metals, engineers can now tell if manufactured parts meet quality control standards.