SRC Director, Steve Cousins, represented the SRC at the 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos

Stanford researchers and Air Force partner to test AI copilots

The Stanford Center on Longevity’s magazine highlights the SRC in an article titled “The Robots Are Coming (Don’t Panic)”

Mac Schwager: Optimizing robotic teamwork

Mirokaï joins the plenary panel at the Converge conference

Marco Pavone, associate professor of aeronautics and astronautics in the in the School of Engineering, director of Stanford’s Autonomous Systems Laboratory, and SRC Executive Committee member on advances in AI advances robot navigation on the International Space Station

Mac Schwager: Optimizing robotic teamwork

Zhenan Bao: the potential of Neurostring

Fei Fei Li and Yeijin Choi make the 2025 TIME100 AI list of the 100 most influential people in AI

Mykel Kochenderfer on AI that improves reliability and trustworthiness.

Steven Collins' lab addresses customization in the prosthetic design process.

Intro robotics students in Karen Liu’s class build AI-powered robot dogs from scratch

A game-changing way to treat stroke

Gordon Wetzstein’s lab is developing glasses that leverage holography and AI.

The SRC welcomed Jérôme Monceaux, the visionary behind Nao and Pepper, two of the most iconic humanoid robots in the world. Today, he’s building the next generation of social robots at Enchanted Tools, with a radically different approach to design, mobility and user interaction.

“The revolution in robotics isn’t just happening in labs or code. It’s happening in culture. And leaders like Professor Monroe Kennedy III are making sure that when the future arrives, it has all of us in mind.”

The SCR hosted last week’s panel “Robotics from Sim to Scale: Challenges in Data & Go-to-Market.” Our moderator, Cercilia Cheng, fielded topics ranging from humanoids to specialized systems, and panelists explored what it really takes to build and scale robotics in the real world.