ATLAS Institute is a place where artists write code and robots read body language; where the norm is the unexpected and creativity is currency. We wear many hats—artist, engineer, technologist, humanitarian, designer—and together we form a lively interdisciplinary research and learning community driven by insatiable curiosity and a little mischief.
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Augmented Reality Enhances Robot Collaboration
IRON Lab researchers were awarded best paper and runner-up best paper in ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human Robot Interaction’s Design category, paving the way for more seamless integration of robots in modern life.
An interview with Joel Swanson
After returning from an artist's residency in Banff, ATLAS Assistant Professor Joel Swanson spoke to Black Cube Nomadic Art Museum about his work and his remarkable recent success. He also shared advice for other aspiring artists.
ICTD graduate Joanne Reid competes in Winter Olympics in Biathlon
Joanne Reid, a December graduate from the ATLAS Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICTD) master's program, was named to the 2018 U.S. Olympic Team in the sport of biathlon.
Q&A with ATLAS Instructor Danny Rankin
Instructor Danny Rankin discusses his research, classes and more in an interview with CU Connections.
Breaking Barriers: Overnight hackathon promotes interest in programming among women
Pack a laptop, a change of clothes and some creativity, and head over to the third annual T9Hacks, an event for female computer programming newcomers.
Women earn half of TAM’s engineering degrees at fall graduation
Female enrollment in the ATLAS Institute's Technology, Arts and Media major is double the national average for engineering undergraduate programs.
'Tis the season to geek out
Just in time for the holidays, ATLAS Institute is gifting control of its tower lights to anyone and everyone.
TAM undergraduate combines technology and dance through wearables
Emily Daub, a senior in ATLAS Institute's Technology, Arts and Media Program, combines her passions for dance and wearable technology by creating responsive costumes for performance dance.