RoMeLa, the Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory at the University of California, is a cutting-edge facility dedicated to advancing the field of robotics. Their focus lies in designing humanoid robots and developing innovative mobile robot locomotion strategies. With a strong emphasis on research and education, RoMeLa provides a platform for both undergraduate and graduate students to explore the fascinating world of robotics.

Their areas of expertise span a wide range of disciplines, including Robot Locomotion & Manipulation, Soft Actuators, Platform Design, Kinematics and Mechanisms, and Autonomous Systems. RoMeLa is known for its exceptional performance in international robotics competitions, having claimed top honors in prestigious events such as the 'DARPA Urban Challenge' and the autonomous robot soccer competition 'RoboCup'. They also brought the esteemed 'Louis Vuitton Cup Best Humanoid Award' to the United States for the first time.

RoMeLa's dedication to pushing the boundaries of robotics is evident in their revolutionary projects, such as DARwIn, America's First Humanoid, IMPASS, the Intelligent Mobility Platform with Active Spoke System, and STriDER, a Self-excited Tripedal Dynamic Experimental Robot. Join RoMeLa on their quest for innovation and witness the evolution of robotics through intelligent design