Welcome

The Lu’s Navigation and Autonomous Robotics (Lunar) Lab at Georgia Tech studies problems related to perception and navigation for robots and autonomous systems in ground, air, and space applications. The lab’s primary goal is to enable robotic systems to operate autonomously in highly unstructured environments under harsh sensing conditions for tasks including search and rescue, daily housework, scientific exploration and discovery. The main research areas of the lab include computer vision, machine learning, deep learning, estimation, and probabilistic inference.

News

04/05/2024: We are excited to welcome our new Ph.D. student, Daniel Butterfield, to the group!
04/04/2024: Lu will join the Women in Robotics Panel as a panelist on April 10.
01/10/2024: Lu is teaching AE-3531 Ctrl Sys Analysis & Design in Spring 2024.
01/01/2024: Lu joined the School of Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Tech as an Assistant Professor.
08/23/2023: Lu has been invited to give a talk at IRIM Fall 2023 Symposium.