SCS Distinguished Lecture
Jeannette Bohg
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Stanford University

Teruko Yata Memorial Lecture

Rashid Auditorium - 4401 Gates and Hillman Centers

Leveraging Language and Video Demonstrations for Learning Robot Manipulation Skills and Enabling Closed-Loop Task Planning Humans have gradually developed language, mastered complex motor skills, created and utilized sophisticated tools. The act of conceptualization is fundamental to these abilities because it allows humans to mentally represent, summarize and abstract diverse knowledge and skills. By means of [...]

SCS Distinguished Lecture
Jonathan Hurst
Co-Founder, Chief Robot Officer
Oregon State University, Agility Robotics

Teruko Yata Memorial Lecture

Human-Centric Robots and How Learning Enables Generality Abstract: Humans have dreamt of robot helpers forever. What's new is that this dream is becoming real. New developments in AI, building on foundations of hardware and passive dynamics, enable vastly improved generality. Robots can step out of highly structured environments and become more human-centric: operating in human [...]