Ep#112: SlipSense and Touch2Trace
Tawu, DexAI Group lead at Analog Devices, and teammates Tong, Salai, Matthew, and Marty discuss SlipSense and Touch2Trace with the RoboPapers host.
1037 talks, interviews and lectures on humanoid robots, each summarised with its key moments, so you can read the gist and jump to the part you need.
Tawu, DexAI Group lead at Analog Devices, and teammates Tong, Salai, Matthew, and Marty discuss SlipSense and Touch2Trace with the RoboPapers host.
Philip Schroeder, an MIT computer science PhD student, and Thomas Wang, a research scientist at the Robotics and AI Institute, discuss SOLE-R1 with the RoboPapers hosts and audience.
Wley Atasier, a CMU PhD student, presents EMPIRE with CMU master’s students Jia and Tonha on RoboPapers, explaining how coding agents can improve robot policies through real-world experiments.
Jonathan Jacobe of Enigma discusses foundation models and robot interfaces with the RoboPapers hosts, drawing on Enigma’s online deployment of more than 100 robots.
Sha Liu, research engineer at Cortex Robotics AI, presents VLS, a method for steering pretrained robot policies at inference time, with Ishnit on RoboPapers.
Homin (Sha), a graduate student and algorithm intern at Light Origins, discusses a single depth-guided robot policy for precise walking and whole-body parkour with RoboPapers hosts and co-author Yuna.
Stanford PhD student Marcelo and second-year master’s student Anupa, working with Professor Chelsea Finn’s lab, discuss freeform preference learning for robotic manipulation with RoboPapers hosts Michael and J.
Steve Sier, founder and CEO of Lightwheel, discusses the EgoSuite-Open100K dataset and Lightwheel’s data and simulation work with RoboPapers hosts Michael and Jaffy.
Joseph Amigo, a second-year PhD student, and Ruhollah, a fourth-year PhD student at NYU, discuss their paper on robot reinforcement learning with RoboPapers hosts.
RoboPapers hosts Michael, Chris, Jeff, and new co-host RJ discuss the podcast’s first 100 episodes, robotics research trends, and plans for its next chapter.
Jang Ren, a Peking University pre-PhD researcher collaborating with Galbot, Tsinghua University, SG2, Calia, and NVIDIA, discusses LDA-1B and its approach to training robot action models from mixed embodied data with RoboPapers hosts Chris and Michael.
Jason, co-founder of DYNA, and DYNA researchers Tianyu, Quan, and Chad discuss DYNA-2’s robotics pretraining and deployment results with the Robo Papers hosts and audience.
Felipe, a researcher at UT Dallas’s Intelligent Robotics and Vision Lab, presents a cross-embodiment robot manipulation method with Yushang and collaborators from ASU’s Interactive Robotics and Intelligent Systems Lab on RoboPapers.
Modi, a PhD researcher at Shanghai Innovation Institute, joins RoboPapers host Mike to explain EgoHumanoid, a method for combining human demonstrations with robot data to train humanoid loco-manipulation policies.
Jingtao, first author and researcher at NTU’s MARS Lab, and Jianfei, an assistant professor at NTU, discuss their robot policy research with RoboPapers host Chris, including Action-to-Action Flow Matching and related follow-up work.
Edward Jones, robotics professor at Imperial College London, joins PhD students Camille and Pedro on RoboPapers with host Michael to discuss their paper on teaching robots many manipulation tasks from single demonstrations.
Bria, a first-year PhD student, and Janette Boke, an associate professor at Stanford, discuss CHORUS, a decentralized multi-robot collaboration policy, with RoboPapers host Michael.
Kevin Ma, a first-year NYU PhD student, and Dandan, a recent University of Michigan graduate now at Meta, discuss their Human Universal Grasping research with RoboPapers hosts Chris and Michael.
Purdue University PhD student Chong Tong and University of Wisconsin–Madison PhD candidate Yeping discuss Contact-Grounded Policy, work they did as Meta interns, with RoboPapers host Jon and audience members.
Suzannah Wistreich, incoming Stanford PhD student, and Baiyu Shi, a third-year Stanford mechanical engineering PhD student, discuss DexSkin, their conformable tactile sensor, and its manipulation experiments with RoboPapers hosts and audience members.
Jiafei, an AI2 and University of Washington robotics researcher and incoming NUS assistant professor, and Henchin Fang, a recent University of Washington graduate joining Stanford for a PhD, discuss MolmoAct 2 with the RoboPapers hosts.
Ji Qi Yang, a second-year PhD student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, discusses RISE and its compositional world model with the RoboPapers hosts.
Tutor Intelligence’s presenters, including Joe, Jess, and Sherz, describe their robot data and learning system with RoboPapers hosts and audience members.
Elvis, co-founder and CTO of Mimic Robotics, discusses video-action models and robot learning with the RoboPapers hosts.
Haofei Lu, a Tsinghua University master’s student and Google Robotics research intern, and Yunray Lian, a Tsinghua University master’s student and Google research intern, discuss LATENT and humanoid tennis with the RoboPapers hosts and guests.
Tong Zhou, Eric, and Chang An of Rhoda AI discuss their Direct Video Action approach to robot control with the RoboPapers host and audience.
Tetsuya, a former Google DeepMind robot-learning researcher, reviews three eras of robot learning and discusses the field’s direction with the RoboPapers host and audience.
HKUST PhD student and NVIDIA research intern Shenyuan Gao, with Berkeley PhD student William Liang, discuss DreamDojo’s robot world model on RoboPapers.
Yunshen Wang and Shaohang Zhu, paper authors from BIGAI and collaborating institutions including Unitree Robotics, discuss OmniXtreme’s approach to general high-dynamic humanoid control with RoboPapers hosts and audience.
Shay, a fifth-year PhD student at the University of Washington and student researcher at AI2, and Cole Harrison, a machine learning engineer at Amazon and AI2 collaborator, discuss TOPReward with the RoboPapers host.
Khan, co-founder of Weave Robotics, discusses building and deploying home laundry-folding robots with Chris and JFA on RoboPapers.
Hongyi Chen, a PhD researcher at Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute, explains VideoManip on RoboPapers with host Mike, showing how RGB human video can train dexterous robot manipulation.
Mahi, Jeff, Manan, and Anis, robotics researchers and engineers associated with NYU and Berkeley, discuss building an open-source mobile manipulator with the RoboPapers host and audience.
Research engineer Yujin Kim and co-authors Omar Rayan, a UCLA PhD student, and Max Argus, an AI2 postdoc, discuss MolmoSpaces with RoboPapers host Chaffee and the audience.
Seonghoon, a PhD student at KAIST and research intern at NVIDIA, explains DreamZero, a world action model for zero-shot robot policies, in a Robo Papers conversation with host Michael.
Selim, an embedded software engineer, and Alejandro, a lead mechanical engineer at Singapore-based Menlo Research, discuss the Asimov open-source humanoid with the RoboPapers hosts.
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