Autonomous Navigation
Building self-directed robotic systems that perceive, plan, and act in unstructured environments.
Research
Innovating through hands-on experiments and cutting-edge projects.
Four focused research areas, one common method: build, measure, iterate.
Robotic Arms
Developing precise robotic arms that mimic human dexterity for industrial and assistive tasks.
Swarm Robotics
Creating coordinated robot groups that cooperate to solve complex, distributed problems.
Human–Robot Interaction
Designing intuitive interfaces for seamless communication between humans and robots.
Initiatives we host
Beyond the lab: open-source and binational research.
Alongside our in-house research areas, Robot Lab – Greece hosts two initiatives founded and directed by Dr. Minas Liarokapis.
OpenBionics
Open-source prosthetic & robotic hands
An open-source initiative designing affordable, lightweight prosthetic and robotic hands, plus soft exoskeleton gloves. Released under permissive licenses so researchers and clinicians worldwide can build on the work.
Visit openbionics.org →New Dexterity
Binational research on dexterous robotics
A research group operating across NTUA (Athens) and the University of Auckland, developing intelligent, dexterous robots for industrial automation, earth monitoring, and human augmentation.
Visit newdexterity.org →Collaborations
We work with universities, industry partners, and public institutions to translate research into real systems. If you have a challenging problem, we want to hear about it.
Start a conversation- Industrial automation. Custom arms and end-effectors.
- Mobile robotics. Perception and autonomy stacks.
- Research grants. Joint proposals and shared infrastructure.
- Education. Workshops, internships, thesis co-supervision.