Stanford Robotics and Autonomous Systems Seminar (ENGR319)

Organized by multiple robotics related departments in the School of Engineering, this seminar series aims to bring the campus-wide robotics community together and provide a platform to overview and foster discussion about the progress and challenges in the various disciplines of Robotics.  

Course registration is NOT required in order to attend the seminars.

Stanford Robotics Seminars website for more information including the schedule and location, the seminar mailing list signup, and archive of past seminars.

The SRC hosts a weekly gathering to discuss the seminar on Friday at 4-5pm, at the SRC in the Packard Electrical Engineering Building (basement). Refreshments will be served. 

Stanford Robotics Center Robotics Scholars Program:

The SRC offers fellowships to Stanford PhD students enrolled in the School of Engineering (2nd- or 3rd-year PhD at the time of application) who are pursuing cutting-edge robotics research with multiple faculty mentors. 

SRC Robotics Scholars Program webpage for more information including the eligibility and nomination process. 

Equipment and Space Resources: 

Via formal requests, SRC space, robots and equipment can be made available to support Stanford robotics research projects. The available resources include but are not limited to Optitrack Motion Capture, domestic/kitchen setting furniture, robotic arms (Franka Research 3, Kinova, UFactory Xarm), Vention tables/mounts for robotic arms, GPU computers, mobile manipulators (Stretch 3 & 4), and social companion robots (Enchanted Tools Mirokai, Reachy Mini). To request any of the following resources, please fill out this Resource Request Form.

For any questions, please feel free to contact the SRC Lab Manager, Zen Yaskawa at zyaskawa@stanford.edu