Diversity and inclusion can accelerate robotics innovation, finds Max Planck study

A German study outlines the benefits of having a diverse team for robotics research

A German study outlines the benefits of having a diverse team for robotics research. | Source: Adobe Stock

The field of robotics is highly interdisciplinary, encompassing mechanical and electrical engineering, materials science, computer science, neuroscience, and biology. If that academic diversity is paired with workforce diversity, it could drive more creativity and innovation, according to a recent study from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, or MPI-IS.

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