Safety, Representations, and Generative Learning for Dynamical Systems

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Bringing AI Up To Speed

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Student Speakers: Jing Liang & Yao Feng

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Resilient Autonomy for Extreme and Uncertain Environments

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Robot Motion Learning with Physics-Based PDE Priors

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“Motion Ready” Dynamic Conductors for the Future of Robotics

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“Motion Ready” Dynamic Conductors for the Future of Robotics

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

“Motion Ready” Dynamic Conductors for the Future of Robotics

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

A health technology leader’s relentless focus on solving healthcare’s big problems

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Steve Cousins @ Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Speaker Series (ETL)

The seminar is open to everyone.

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Stanford Robotics Center Special Seminar
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Prof. Nick Gravish (UCSD): Adaptive robots through reconfiguration, compliance, and contact

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Human-Inspired Robotics and Robotics-Informed Human Studies: From SuperLimbs to Koopman Operator Theory

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Design, Synthesis, Control, and Tracking of Soft Magnetic Microrobots for Targeted Therapeutic Delivery

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Reasoning and Planning using Contextual Semantics in Unstructured Environments

Manipulation Data Pyramid: From Human Video Pretraining to Physical RL

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Make Every Step an Experiment: Towards Terrain-aware, High-mobility Robots for Planetary Explorations

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Come meet 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. Live on-stage demo included.

RSVP required by Monday, June 23. The presentation is open to everyone.

In this talk, I will discuss 3 projects which enable robots to manage unstructured environments by using embodied, reflexive, and multimodal strategies.

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“Soft robots locomote by reshaping compliant bodies. However, precision control of large, reversible 3-D deformations with minimal hardware remains difficult. We tackle this by treating morphing as a geometric problem: prescribing an in-plane “metric actuation” field—coordinated local area expansions and contractions—changes a surface’s intrinsic curvature, causing a flat surface to autonomously adopt a prescribed 3-D form.”

The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.

Dexterous manipulation - especially when objects are small, cluttered, or partially occluded - remains a complex challenge in robotics. In this talk, I present three approaches to tackling this problem using DenseTact, a family of soft, vision‑based tactile sensors.

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Student Speakers - Yuejiang Liu & Wenlong Huang, "Robot Learning Without Action Chunking” & “Generalization through Task Representations with Foundation Models”

The seminar is open to Stanford students, staff, and affiliates.

Manifold is a project by choreographer, dancer, and roboticist Dr. Catie Cuan. This work delves into human/robot interaction, bringing to life the concept of connection and empathy between humans and machines. Catie is an active member of and contributor to the SRC Team.

Panel discussion on how robotics ventures bridge the gap from simulation prototypes to scalable production and tackle the Go-to-market challenges.

 “Intelligence does not emerge fully formed, but it forms from a developmental cycle.” In this talk, Prof. Boyuan Chen presents a developmental arc of embodied intelligence centered on three interdependent capacities: Sense, Adapt, and Connect.

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Prof. Eduardo Montijano ( Universidad de Zaragoza) speaks about the topic of controlling large teams of robots is a crucial challenge in robotics, due to the need for solutions that balance efficiency, scalability, and robustness.

Mark Mueller of UC Berkeley presents a seminar entitlted “Hardware / controls co-design to overcome challenges for aerial robots.” This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.