RESEARCH OVERVIEW

Robot Learning

We investigate learning-based control strategies for controlling robots that interact in human environments. This requires a robot to be contextually aware, have fast reflexes, and account for uncertainty.

We develop machine learning and motion planning algorithms that push the limits of control and autonomous behavior on three fronts:


1Dexterity
2Agility
3Precision

This approach allows an artificial intelligence and a control strategy for robots to effectively learn to behave appropriate in a realistic environment, whether it is in a robot-human factory, in a home, or in an operating room.

Active Projects

Neural Motion Planning

Collision and Distance Field Estimation

Autonomous Surgery

Robot Pose Estimation in the Wild

Robot Learning Foundations

Project Snapshots

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