Professor Daniel Saakes and his team won the best paper award at the 23rd International Conference Artificial Reality and Tele-existance (ICAT) in Tokyo. His paper applies video game theory to the control of tele-operated robots. The presented designs could spur future developments into remote robots in hazardous environments, but also into robots for everyday use in the living room. Read more about the project: LINK
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