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Congratulation to Zhiyuan (Annie) Yang for recieving the Best Poster Award at the “2nd Unconventional Robots: Rethinking Robotic Systems Beyond Convention” workshop! We are so proud of you!| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulation to Zhiyuan (Annie) Yang and Gabriel Unger for presenting their new work at the “2nd Unconventional Robots: Rethinking Robotic Systems Beyond Convention” workshop and to Daniel Feshbach for presenting his work at the “ICRA 2025 Doctoral Consortium” workshop, on the day 1 of the 2025 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation!| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations to Solomon Gonzalez for being awarded a GEM Graduate Fellowship! Excited to see all the great things ahead!| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations to Yipeng Zhang for successfully defending his Master’s Thesis on “Investigating Jet Interactions in the Multi-Jet SALP Robot”! Your hard work and deep curiosity into robotic propulsion systems have truly paid off—wishing you all the best in your next chapter!| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations to Benedict Onyekwe for receiving the MS Outstanding Teaching Award!| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations to Daniel Feshbach for receiving the Provost’s Graduate Academic Engagement Fellowship! This is such an impressive honor, especially since only two fellowships were given out across the whole University this year. The Provost’s Graduate Academic Engagement Fellowship is designed to recognize and support outstanding graduate students who demonstrate exceptional academic engagement and a commitment to […]| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations to Gabe for receiving the 2025 Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students, a university-wide honor, as well as the Outstanding Teaching Assistant (TA) Award in Mechanical Engineering for the Fall 2024 semester. Both awards were in recognition of his work in MEAM 2100: Statics and Strength of Materials, a required core course for all sophomore Mechanical Engineering students.| Sung Robotics Lab
Congratulations on Christopher Kim’s defense| Sung Robotics Lab
This year’s Penn Y-Prize competition featured novel technologies developed by members of the GRASP Lab, specifically the Sung Lab and ModLab. We are thrilled to announce that the winner of this year’s Penn Y-Prize was Stentix! Their project, which utilized the MORF Technology developed in the Sung Lab, proposed a stent that can be adjusted […]| Sung Robotics Lab
Our recently submitted paper “MORF: Magnetic Origami Reprogamming and Folding System for Repeatably Reconfigurable Structures with Enhanced Fold Angle Control” has been accepted for publication at the 2025 IEEE International Conference on Robotics & Automation (2025 ICRA). Congratulations to the authors, Gabriel Unger, Sridhar Shenoy, Tianyu Li, Nadia Figueroa, and Cynthia Sung, for this exciting new research!| Sung Robotics Lab
Cynthia Sung, Ph.D.| Sung Robotics Lab