Research group at Tallinn University of Technology
The annual attestation is a key milestone in every doctoral student’s journey. It provides an opportunity to reflect on academic progress, receive valuable feedback, and define clear next steps. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all doctoral students who participated this year – and special recognition to those who successfully passed the evaluation!
Last week we had the pleasure of hosting guest professors Uglješa Marianovich and Slavko Rakic from the University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Their visit brought valuable insights and inspiration to both our staff and students.
On May 8-th we opened the doors of our research group for an Open Lab event, held as part of the ESAK 2 pre-conference day: Human in the Age of Technological Upheavals. Together with Janika Leoste, Jaanus Pöial, Kalle Tammemäe, Katrin Aasma, and Palmi Lahe, we shared our experiences of working with telepresence robots and robotassistants in both educational and healthcare contexts.
Sometimes droids turn to the dark side as well.
It was a pleasure to take part in the FICC Conference 2025 held in Berlin, Germany from March 28-29, 2025. Bringing together researchers, academics, and industry professionals from around the globe, FICC offered a dynamic platform to explore the future of computing, communication, and technology.
We are excited to share that several of our members recently participated in the 16th International Conference on Robotics in Education (RIE 2025), which was held live in Thessaloniki, Greece.