POSTED: 23 May, 2026
Congratulations to University of Technology Sydney PhD researcher Nadimul Haque on the successful completion of his CA3!
Nadimul’s PhD research, entitled: Skill Learning and Efficient Adaptation for Robot Manipulation, focuses on how collaborative robots can safely and intelligently perform manipulation tasks in dynamic environments. His work brings together perception, planning, situational awareness, and learning‑based control to support close human‑robot interaction in settings that extend beyond fixed, highly structured factory floors.. His work has been conducted in close collaboration with InfraBuild, ensuring the research is grounded in practical challenges and delivers meaningful impact for Australian industry.
🔗 Read more about his project: https://lnkd.in/gnGtqbN3
The CA3 marks the final milestone before PhD submission and was attended by:
Chair: Prof Shoudong Huang
Assessor: A/Prof Gavin Paul
Supervisory Panel: Prof Teresa Vidal Calleja, A/Prof Marc Carmichael, Dr Fouad (Fred) Sukkar, Dr Sheila Sutjipto
Best of luck with final submission, Nadim! We are very proud of you and look forward to seeing the impact of this work.
Well done, Nadimul!
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