Eduardo Nebot

Eduardo Nebot is Emeritus Professor and former Patrick Chair in Automation and Logistics at the University of Sydney, where he founded the Australian Centre for Robotics. His research develops perception and navigation systems for autonomous vehicles, focusing on robust operation in complex environments. Nebot's work enables autonomous systems for mining, transportation, and field robotics applications.

Research interests include sensor fusion, cooperative perception, probabilistic tracking, and validation methods for autonomous systems. Current projects investigate V2X-enabled cooperative driving, pedestrian trajectory prediction, and robust localization under environmental changes.

Publication trends highlight multi-sensor perception systems, with recent work emphasizing domain adaptation for 3D detection, safety validation frameworks, and human-robot interaction in autonomous driving. Articles consistently address real-world deployment challenges in industrial and urban settings.

• Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (2016)
• Fellow of the IEEE (2016)

The Australian Centre for Robotics collaborates with industry partners on autonomous haulage systems and intelligent transportation. Nebot has supervised numerous PhD candidates in robotics and maintains research partnerships with mining and automotive sectors.