Mobile Robotics Lab
We build robots that learn, perceive, and act in the real world, with research spanning reinforcement learning, world modeling, field robotics, and dexterous manipulation.
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We build robots that learn, perceive, and act in the real world, with research spanning reinforcement learning, world modeling, field robotics, and dexterous manipulation.
Learn More About Our Research
The Mobile Robotics Lab (MRL) is a research group in the School of Computer Science at McGill University, affiliated with Mila – the Quebec AI Institute. Our research explores the intersection of robotics, reinforcement learning, and perception, with the long-term mission of developing intelligent robots that can learn and adapt from experience.
The MRL was founded by Gregory Dudek, who Co-Directs the lab along with David Meger, and Hsiu-Chin Lin.
The lab is part of the Centre for Intelligent Machines and is located in the McConnell Engineering Building on McGill’s downtown Montreal campus.