SI covers intelligent systems and machine learning: models that see, hear and decide on the device, agents that plan and act, and the road toward superintelligence.
In collaboration with PLOT
We study humanoid robots that see, understand spoken requests and act safely around people, with the goal of supporting care units and the staff who run them.
In collaboration with Kennesaw State University
Our sensing replaces people with silhouettes as images are captured, keeping motion and posture while personal details stay on the device.
In collaboration with PLOT
We are developing an on-site data compute unit, so the models that see, listen and plan run next to the data they use and sensitive information never has to leave the site.
In collaboration with Kennesaw State University
We are exploring how people can direct robots in plain language, with the operator always in control.
At Voicu Lab
We are developing hand-guided control of a robot arm.
In collaboration with Kennesaw State University
Wearable sensors that recognize stress, fatigue and sleep-related risk.
At Voicu Lab
A compact sensing unit with cameras, depth and microphones that processes data on the device.
At Voicu Lab
Carry a depth camera around a room and it becomes a 3D copy you can look around later.
Oct 2026 · Podcast
Dr. Voicu joins host Pamela Isom to talk about homes with sensing and intelligence built into the walls, processing on the device versus in the cloud and what that means for privacy, assistive robotics for aging, the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, and myths about sentient machines. Season 3, episode 69 (37 min).
Jun 2026 · Article
A blog post by Dr. Voicu on today's AI wellness sensing at home, how it could turn into pressure to always perform, and the privacy safeguards it needs.
Apr 2026 · Press
A first look inside the new Shore Innovation Center.
Apr 2026 · Lab update
The exterior of the on-site data compute unit is finished; interior fit-out has begun.
Apr 2026 · Event
The inaugural Artificial Superintelligence Conference, chaired by Dr. Voicu, was held on 1 April 2026 at Prillaman Hall, Kennesaw State University: five technical tracks, eleven speakers and IEEE society sponsorship. The proceedings are open access on KSU Digital Commons.
Mar 2026 · Lab update
The first end-to-end demo ran the privacy-first sensing loop on de-identified captures, across fall detection, aging in place, gait analysis and thermal imaging.
Layer Communication Framework (LCF) For Real-Time, AI-Driven System Communications
Humanoid Robotics Powered by Vision-Based LLM Zero Shot Interactions
Domain-Adaptive Neural Networks for Cross-Domain Classification of Sketch and Real Face Images in Robotic Identity Verification Systems
Intelligent systems run through Voicu Lab’s work: wearables that classify activity and stress, microphones and cameras that detect events on the device, and humanoid robots driven by vision-language models.
In 2026 founder Dr. Razvan Voicu chaired ASIConf, the inaugural Artificial Superintelligence Conference at Kennesaw State University, with open-access proceedings on KSU Digital Commons.