Events
Autonomous Navigation on the Moon: Rovers, Drones and Humanoids
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
PAST EVENTS
Soft and Deployable Robotics for Extreme Environments
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
From Laboratory to Clinic: Wearable Robots and Rehabilitation Outcomes
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
Swap the Tool, Not the Robot: The Case for Multi-Purpose Industrial Platforms
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
Forming / Moving / Making – Meaning
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
Shaping the Future of Human-Robot Collaboration
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
When Robots Care: Medical Robotics from Hospital to Home
This seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, staff, and sponsors.
Dexterous Teleoperation: Challenges and Opportunities
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Model Matters: Leveraging Geometry in Robot Learning
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
From Foundation Models to Working Robots: What It Actually Takes to Close the Gap
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Towards Trustworthy Autonomy: Guardrails to detect, avoid, and learn from failures / Learning Dexerity from Humans
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
The Future of Intelligent Automated Logistics
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty and students.
Material Matters: Sensors and Actuators for Contact-Rich Robotics
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Integrated Learning and Planning with Neuro-Symbolic Concepts
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Toward Autonomous Continuum Robots: Modeling, Estimation, and Interaction
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Self-Healing Materials for Sustainable Soft Robots
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Interactive Autonomy: Learning and Control for Multi-agent Interactions
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Unlocking Autonomous Medical Robotics: From Image Guided Systems to Humanoid Robot Platforms
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Robot Learning from Human Experience: Science and Scaling
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Mechanical intelligence in locomotion: from information theory to multi-legged robots
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Robot Learning and Wearable Interfaces in Pursuit of Robotic Caregivers
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Lessons Learned Putting Functional Robots into the Home - And the Implications for AI and Humanoids Going Forward
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Clinically Ready Microrobots
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Robot Motion Learning with Physics-Based PDE Priors
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Generative Control, Action Chunking, and Moravec’s Paradox
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
𝚿0: An Open Foundation Model Towards Universal Humanoid Loco-Manipulation
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Robot Motion Learning with Physics-Based PDE Priors
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
Physical Intelligence for Physical Care: Towards Stakeholder-Informed Caregiving Robots in the Real World
The seminar is open to Stanford faculty, students, and sponsors.
AXIS Dance Company and Dr. Catie Cuan: Robotics Showcase
- Bing Concert Hall (map)
- Google Calendar ICS
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.