1064 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.
Oussama Khatib, a robotics researcher at Stanford, discusses human-guided robots, dexterous manipulation, and OceanOne at the TUM Robotics Symposium in Munich.
Andrea Thomaz, robotics researcher at UT Austin and co-founder of Diligent Robotics, discusses how robots can learn from human teachers and work alongside people, including hospital teams.
David Hanson, founder and chief creative officer at Hanson Robotics, and CEO Jean discuss Little Sophia’s design, programming, capabilities, and launch plans at the company’s Hong Kong facility.
Aida Nazarikhorram, co-founder and CMO of LuxAI, discusses building QTrobot for children with autism and turning healthcare robotics research into a viable business with host Jess Larsen.
Raffaello D’Andrea, CEO and founder of Verity, discusses building dependable autonomous robots and using small drone fleets for live entertainment and industrial sensing at Sony WOW Studio during SXSW.
Prof. Oussama Khatib of Stanford University discusses robotics and human-machine collaboration at Le Lycee SF in San Francisco.
A Nanyang Technological University presenter discusses human-robot interaction through Nadine, a social robot developed by Professor Nadia Thalmann, with examples from research and public-facing roles.
Robert J. Wood, a robotics researcher at Harvard, describes work on the mechanical side of artificial intelligence at a CMU Robotics Institute seminar.
Christoph Keplinger, a soft robotics researcher at CU Boulder, discusses artificial muscles and the potential of HASEL actuators for lifelike robots at TEDxMileHigh.
Will Jackson, director of Engineered Arts, presents the fourth Byrun walking-robot prototype and explains its mechanical design, variable joint stiffness, and path toward practical use.
Dave Rollinson of HEBI Robotics discusses the design of the company’s force-controlled actuators and the challenges of growing a robotics hardware business at a Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute seminar in Pittsburgh.
Rinku, a BrainCo representative, demonstrates brain-machine interface products at CES 2019 with Bionic Buzz host Steve Sivers, including focus training and classroom engagement tools.
Thiago, a PAL Robotics robot, shares the company’s 2018 milestones and a wish to keep advancing robotics to make human life easier.
Peter K. Allen, a Columbia computer science professor, presents research on learning-based robotic grasping at a Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute seminar.
Dan Goleman of Misty Robotics discusses building a developer platform and personalized social robots with a Web Summit host.
Oliver Kroemer, a robotics researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, discusses learning robot manipulation skills from experience and generalizing them to new situations at a CMU Robotics Institute seminar.
An Engineered Arts presenter describes the Mesmer robot’s face tracking, smooth motion control, and quick-release head design.
Hiroshi Ishiguro, robotics researcher, discusses building companion robots and androids to study human likeness, social interaction, and what it means to be human.
The AUDECO-IOC-UPC Team demonstrates PAL Robotics’ GIoTTO robot serving drinks and discusses its table planning, grasping, and manipulation approach.
The TAMS Team presents PALRobotics’ mobile manipulation hackathon demo at IROS 2018, showing a robot serving a customer at a bar.
The Robotics.SG Team demonstrates a Tiago robot from PAL Robotics sorting abandoned customer items at an IROS 2018 mobile manipulation hackathon.
An IRI Team member from PALRobotics presents a restaurant service robot demonstration at the Mobile Manipulation Hackathon at IROS 2018.
A SoftBank Robotics Europe Certified Partner from Robots of London discusses the company’s robot applications, a Pepper deployment for the GSMA at Mobile World Congress, and its expanding partnership with SoftBank Robotics.
Hiroshi Ogasawara, president of Yaskawa Electric, discusses the company’s industrial robots, its growth in China, and its plans for AI-enabled machines with Direct Talk host.
Paul, a presenter from UBTECH, describes humanoid robots as a platform for AI at RISE Conf and outlines the company’s products, development priorities, and partnerships.
Ben Goertzel, AI researcher and leader of the OpenCog project at Hanson Robotics, discusses humanoid robots and artificial general intelligence with Sophia and Harlan onstage at RISE Conf in Hong Kong.
Kazan of Re:Peater Robotics discusses making robots more accessible by combining cheaper hardware, cloud computing, software, and a platform for developers.
Tadahiro Kawada of Kawada Technologies discusses collaborative robots, Japanese manufacturing, and how companies can balance automation with human skills and judgment.
Engineered Arts’ presenter discusses Mesmer, the company’s interactive robot system, and its motors, software, sensing, and visitor experiences.
French sculptor and designer Gaël Langevin of InMoov explains how an open source, 3D printed robot grew from a prosthetic hand project into a global community effort.
Dr. Oussama Khatib, director of Stanford’s Robotics Lab, discusses human-robot collaboration, safe robot design, and applications ranging from deep-sea exploration to caregiving at KAUST’s Winter Enrichment Program with host Nick.
The Summer Nomad host discusses a student robotics team’s competition results, lessons from losing, a UCLA RoMeLa Lab visit, and a tournament at Google with students from 729 AMI Robotics.
Robotics researcher Daniel Lofaro talks with Robots in Depth host Per Sjöborg about collaborative robots, the cost and software barriers to adoption, and the standards and materials that could make robots more practical.
A participant from the Personal Robotics Lab in the UK discusses testing service robots at the European Robotics League tournament in Barcelona and integrating robotics capabilities with other participants.
Chris Bender, host at Springer Nature, leads a panel in Heidelberg with Oussama Khatib, robotics lab director at Stanford, and robotics researchers from Berkeley, EPFL, Naples, Tokyo, and Johns Hopkins on how robotics and the study of life inform each other.
Steve Carlin, a SoftBank Robotics executive, joins the Nerdist hosts to discuss Pepper, practical uses for robots, and how technology can support human needs.
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