Crafting the Future of Systems and Robotics
Criamos o Futuro dos Sistemas e Robótica
A dynamic hub of interdisciplinary research. Specialists in Robotics and Information Processing, with applications in a broad spectrum of domains, including neurosciences, big data, marine, terrestrial, aerial & space robotics.
Crafting the Future of Systems and Robotics
Criamos o Futuro dos Sistemas e Robótica
Latest Highlights
Institutional Visits from eCampus and Champalimaud Centre
ISR-Lisboa welcomed two key visits in April: a Champalimaud Foundation team, led by Joe Paton, which showcased Caroline Haimerl’s research on action‑grounded AI; as well as Italy’s Università eCampus presented its labour‑market‑aligned, badge‑certified training model—together highlighting Técnico’s drive for research‑industry synergy.

LARSyS Earns “Excellent” Rating in Latest FCT Evaluation
LARSyS has been awarded an Excellent rating in the latest national research evaluation by FCT, as part of the 2023/2024 Multiannual R&D Funding Programme. The evaluation, which assessed scientific output from 2018 to 2023 and strategic plans through 2029, placed LARSyS among the top-performing research units in the country.

2025 Get Together Seminars
Research tends to bloom when there are opportunities to Get Together and exchange ideas. That’s why the Get Together Seminar Series by ISR-Lisboa ensures an opportunity to gather every month, not only within our community, but also with other LARSyS researchers, Técnico units and services, or industry partners.

ISR-Lisboa helps relaunch small boats in the Atlantic Ocean
An important step was taken in the continuation of the American educational project "Educational Passages", which involved a collaboration between Instituto Superior Técnico the, Institute for Systems and Robotics in Lisbon and the Escola Azul programme, implemented by DGPM - Directorate General for Maritime Policy, with additional support from the company Transinsular. The project aims to launch small, unmanned boats equipped with GPS into the ocean, like 21st-century "messages in a bottle," allowing their paths to be followed as they cross the sea.

José Santos-Victor elected Técnico Distinguished Professor
Professor José Alberto Santos-Victor has been named Distinguished Professor of Instituto Superior Técnico in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the development and progress of the institution and the national and international scientific community. His work is an inspiration to the Técnico community, spanning all areas of academic activity: research, teaching, knowledge dissemination and valorisation, scientific leadership, and institutional service—always upholding the highest standards.

MSC Actions Postdoc Fellowships 2025
We are currently inviting expressions of interest from exceptional researchers to apply for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellowships 2025, hosted at ISR-Lisboa (Institute for Systems and Robotics, Instituto Superior Técnico, LARSYS).

Institutional Visits from eCampus and Champalimaud Centre
ISR-Lisboa welcomed two key visits in April: a Champalimaud Foundation team, led by Joe Paton, which showcased Caroline Haimerl’s research on action‑grounded AI; as well as Italy’s Università eCampus presented its labour‑market‑aligned, badge‑certified training model—together highlighting Técnico’s drive for research‑industry synergy.

LARSyS Earns “Excellent” Rating in Latest FCT Evaluation
LARSyS has been awarded an Excellent rating in the latest national research evaluation by FCT, as part of the 2023/2024 Multiannual R&D Funding Programme. The evaluation, which assessed scientific output from 2018 to 2023 and strategic plans through 2029, placed LARSyS among the top-performing research units in the country.

2025 Get Together Seminars
Research tends to bloom when there are opportunities to Get Together and exchange ideas. That’s why the Get Together Seminar Series by ISR-Lisboa ensures an opportunity to gather every month, not only within our community, but also with other LARSyS researchers, Técnico units and services, or industry partners.

ISR-Lisboa helps relaunch small boats in the Atlantic Ocean
An important step was taken in the continuation of the American educational project "Educational Passages", which involved a collaboration between Instituto Superior Técnico the, Institute for Systems and Robotics in Lisbon and the Escola Azul programme, implemented by DGPM - Directorate General for Maritime Policy, with additional support from the company Transinsular. The project aims to launch small, unmanned boats equipped with GPS into the ocean, like 21st-century "messages in a bottle," allowing their paths to be followed as they cross the sea.

José Santos-Victor elected Técnico Distinguished Professor
Professor José Alberto Santos-Victor has been named Distinguished Professor of Instituto Superior Técnico in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the development and progress of the institution and the national and international scientific community. His work is an inspiration to the Técnico community, spanning all areas of academic activity: research, teaching, knowledge dissemination and valorisation, scientific leadership, and institutional service—always upholding the highest standards.

MSC Actions Postdoc Fellowships 2025
We are currently inviting expressions of interest from exceptional researchers to apply for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellowships 2025, hosted at ISR-Lisboa (Institute for Systems and Robotics, Instituto Superior Técnico, LARSYS).

Institutional Visits from eCampus and Champalimaud Centre
ISR-Lisboa welcomed two key visits in April: a Champalimaud Foundation team, led by Joe Paton, which showcased Caroline Haimerl’s research on action‑grounded AI; as well as Italy’s Università eCampus presented its labour‑market‑aligned, badge‑certified training model—together highlighting Técnico’s drive for research‑industry synergy.

LARSyS Earns “Excellent” Rating in Latest FCT Evaluation
LARSyS has been awarded an Excellent rating in the latest national research evaluation by FCT, as part of the 2023/2024 Multiannual R&D Funding Programme. The evaluation, which assessed scientific output from 2018 to 2023 and strategic plans through 2029, placed LARSyS among the top-performing research units in the country.

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Human-robOt TeamS without PrecoOrdinaTion

European Robotics and AI Network

EMSO implementation and operation: DEVelopment of instrument module

Deep Mutation-A CNN Model To Predict Genetic Mutations In Melanoma Patients

Shuttle drone for launch and capture in cooperative and non-cooperative scenarios

Neuroadaptive Systems for Brain Restoration based on Virtual-Reality and Brain-Computer Interfaces
We envision a society with enhanced overall levels of quality of life, driven by world-leading and applied research in robotics and information processing.