Join us to learn about GRIP, a program that supports Georgia Tech students who are interning or co-oping abroad during any semester while building global career skills and professional experience.

This talk presents research on bidirectional multimodal human-robot communication, examining how robots can understand human intent, establish shared context, and adapt communication to support effective collaboration.

Topics covered in this talk include: Future power delivery, AI sandbox for research, grid intelligence, asset monitoring, and future energy production.

Join us to learn more about The Global Research and Internship Program (GRIP). GRIP offers Georgia Tech students the support to intern or co-op abroad while building global career skills. GRIP is open to any full-time undergraduate and graduate students.