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CyberLabs is an 11,000-square-foot innovation hub designed to give students hands-on experience with advanced robotics and intelligent systems. In this space, students can program robotic arms, quadrupeds, and humanoid robots, or experiment with machine learning algorithms by controlling swarms of drones. The lab provides a practical environment where theoretical knowledge from the classroom is applied directly to real-world technologies, helping students understand how intelligent systems are built, tested, and improved.The goal of CyberLabs is to prepare the next generation of engineers and computer scientists to develop intelligent systems that are widely used, highly secure, and capable of making a significant impact on society. By working in this advanced facility, students gain experience in robotics, artificial intelligence, automation, and system integration, all of which are essential skills in modern technology fields. The hands-on nature of the lab encourages experimentation, problem-solving, and innovation, allowing students to learn through active engagement rather than theory alone.In addition to technical training, CyberLabs promotes collaboration and research. Students often work in teams to design and test robotic systems, simulating real industry environments where teamwork and communication are essential. This helps them build not only technical expertise but also professional skills needed in engineering and technology careers.Students in the School of Computing also benefit from close interaction with faculty members. Professors actively collaborate with students on research projects that contribute to advancements in robotics, machine learning, and intelligent systems. This mentorship provides guidance, supports academic growth, and often leads to opportunities for research publications and professional development.Overall, CyberLabs and faculty collaboration create a dynamic learning environment where students develop both practical skills and research experience, preparing them for careers in robotics, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge computing fields.