The Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub’s Doctoral Training Network (DTN) brings together PhD students, academics and industry partners to collaborate on research and to train future leaders in TAS.
Natalie Leesakul (2018 cohort) had the opportunity to present her PhD research at the DTN Seminar Series this week — Robotics and the Law: Towards responsible and sustainable human-robot collaboration in the case of digital manufacturing.
You can read more about Natalie’s research here.
PhD students, academic staff and industry partners that would like to get involved with the DTN can find more information here.
