Professor Tong Zhang of the Department of Civil Engineering received the HKU Innovator Award for his exemplary achievements and the exemplary impact of his research work.
By using AI, the administering NGO would be able to use intelligent matching to find out who is the best helper for each task based on the helper’s talent, location and time availability.
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My research is to open up a new dimension with new eyes to see through the body and organs, pinpointing the specific part of the body for safer and more precise robotic surgery.
The new HKU Innovator Award is a university-level award established to recognise outstanding faculty members whose innovations demonstrate exceptionally high potential impact (legacy or projected legacy) with transformative results to foster development. Professor Chuyang Tang of the Department of Civil Engineering received the inaugural HKU Innovator Award.
The new HKU Young Innovator Award is a university-level award established to recognise young faculty members whose innovations demonstrate exceptionally high potential impact (legacy or projected legacy) with transformative results to foster development. Dr Ka Wai Kwok of the Department of Mechanical Engineering received the inaugural HKU Young Innovator Award.
Dr Luo’s aim is not just to enable robots to interpret and understand human behaviour, but to use this information to build human/AI paired systems that outperform their singular counterparts to create the ‘brain’ of what he calls ‘social robots’.
