This year, to start the fall semester, we'll have a full-day IRIM research symposium on Wednesday August 25th. Please see the planned agenda below & register soon to reserve your lunch.
This year's symposium will feature the below speakers, as well as an afternoon poster session and ample time for networking.
- Sonia Chernova | AI CARING Institute Overview
- Greg Sawicki | Augmenting Human Locomotion with Lower-limb Exoskeletons
- Matthew Gombolay | Interactive Robot Learning: From Apprenticeship to Teaming
- Harish Ravichandar | Structured Methods for an Unstructured World: Toward Reliable and Collaborative Robots
- Woonhong Yeo | Soft Nanomembrane Sensors and Electronics for Integration with Robots
- Jaydev Desai | Medical Robotics Research at the RoboMed Lab
- Gil Weinberg | Robotic Musicianship
- Samuel Coogan | Safe Autonomy from Run-Time Assurance
- Panos Tsiotras | Research Adventures at the intersection of Control and Robotics
- Frank Dellaert | Factor Graphs for Action
- Fumin Zhang | Maritime Robotic Sensing Networks
- Kyriakos Vamvoudakis | Bridging Reinforcement Learning and Motion Planning
- Sehoon Ha | Deep Reinforcement Learning for Legged Robots
- Ellen Mazumdar | Sensors, Soft Actuators, and Robotic Systems
- Ye Zhao | Resilient Locomotion and Manipulation: Symbolic-Decision-Aware Trajectory Optimization and Perception Considerations
- Jun Ueda | Safe, Secure, and Stable Motion Control of Telemanipulators
- Aaron Young | The EPIC lab: Assisting human locomotion and rehabilitation using wearable robotics and artificial intelligence (AI)
- Zsolt Kira | Adaptive and Data-Efficient Robot Learning
- Patricio Vela | Robot Autonomy from a Systems Perspective: Reliably Closing the Loop
- Charlie Kemp | From One to Many: My Personal Quest for Meaningful Mobile Manipulation
- Dhruv Batra | Robotics is too important to be left to the Roboticists
My hope is that this symposium will be a chance for us to introduce ourselves to the new PhD & MS students on campus, as well as a chance for each of us to get a better idea of what our IRIM colleagues are up to these days. With luck, by day's end there will be loads of new ideas, new collaborations, and even new friends!
Register for the Syposium Here:
