Stanford AA289/ENGR319 - Robotics and Autonomous Systems Seminar
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1 modules • 117 lessons • 100.5 hours of video
Stanford AA289/ENGR319 - Robotics and Autonomous Systems Seminar
117 lessons
• 100.5 hours
Stanford AA289/ENGR319 - Robotics and Autonomous Systems Seminar
117 lessons
• 100.5 hours
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Unlocking Autonomous Medical Robotics 01:02:32
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Ingredientsfor Long-Horizon Robot Autonomy 01:05:46
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Mechanical Intelligence in Locomotion 51:44
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Robot Learning from Human Experience 01:09:08
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Gen Control, Action Chunking, Moravec’s Paradox 53:50
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | 𝚿0: An Open Foundation Model 01:04:10
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Bringing AI Up To Speed 01:13:57
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Autonomous Navigation in Outdoor Environments 44:16
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Resilient Autonomy 59:55
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Robot Motion Learning w/Physics-Based PDE Priors 53:02
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | The Dynamics of Fluid Physical Interaction 01:15:11
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | Next Generation Dexterous Manipulation 01:09:41
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | The Graph Physical AI Approach 01:04:08
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | Embodied Foundation Models 29:09
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | General Compliant Robot Interaction 29:17
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | Adaptive Robots 51:31
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | Manipulation Data Pyramid 01:03:51
- Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Autumn 2025 | Make Every Step an Experiment 01:03:22
- Stanford Seminar - Robot Learning Without Action Chunking 28:52
- Stanford Seminar - Learning to control large teams of robots 53:29
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Open World Robot Safety 01:04:19
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Robots that Generalize and Adapt Efficiently 51:26
- Stanford Seminar - Where are the Field Robots? 58:28
- Stanford Seminar - Modeling Humans for Humanoid Robots 59:42
- Stanford Seminar - Robot Skill Acquisition: Policy Representation and Data Generation 55:52
- Stanford Seminar - Cartography to shape morphing at many length scales 50:28
- Stanford Seminar - Generalization through Task Representations with Foundation Models 28:25
- Stanford Seminar - What Brains Forgot, Bodies Remember: Building Intelligence from the Ground Up 01:06:00
- Stanford Seminar - Hardware / controls co-design to overcome challenges for aerial robots 01:02:03
- Stanford Seminar - Multitask Transfer in TRI’s Large Behavior Models for Dexterous Manipulation 01:22:08
- Stanford Seminar - Evaluating and Improving Steerability of Generalist Robot Policies 57:16
- Stanford Seminar - On human-machine interaction games 54:24
- Stanford Seminar - Physical Intelligence and Cognitive Biases Toward AI 01:08:28
- Stanford Seminar - ReachBot: Locomotion and Manipulation with Exceptional Reach 46:31
- Stanford Seminar - Creating Life-like Robots: From Musculoskeletal Designs to Biohybrid Innovations 58:36
- Stanford Seminar - Space Autonomy Through the Lens of Foundation Models 40:50
- Stanford Seminar - Active Compliance for Robust Manipulation 27:14
- Stanford Seminar - Stanford Robotics Center Introduction 01:04:00
- Stanford Seminar - Continual Safety Assurances for Learning-Enabled Robotic Systems 57:45
- Stanford Seminar - Designing Origami Voxels for Robotics 31:10
- Stanford Seminar - Leveraging Physics-Based Models To Learn Generalizable Robotic Manipulation 28:25
- Stanford Seminar - Living Scenes: Creating and updating 3D representations of evolving indoor scenes 50:03
- Stanford Seminar - The Trouble with Contact: Helping Robots Touch the World 01:00:32
- Stanford Seminar - Open-world Segmentation and Tracking in 3D 54:03
- Stanford Seminar - Improving Computational Efficiency for Powered Descent Guidance 42:16
- Stanford Seminar - From the surface of Mars to the ocean of Enceladus 52:41
- Stanford Seminar - When Design = Planning 47:56
- Stanford Seminar - Wearing a VR Headset While Driving to Improve Vehicle Safety 25:51
- Stanford Seminar - Learning-enabled Adaptation to Evolving Conditions for Robotics 22:39
- Stanford Seminar - Engineering physical principles of embryonic morphogenesis in robotic collectives 52:03
- Stanford Seminar - Towards trusted human-centric robot autonomy 48:38
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Safe and Efficient Learning in the Physical World 45:33
- Stanford Seminar - Robot Learning in the Era of Large Pretrained Models 56:26
- Stanford Seminar - Embodied Intelligence for Extreme Environments 45:26
- Stanford Seminar - Flying Robots: Exploring Hybrid Locomotion and Physical Interaction 47:58
- Stanford Seminar - Single-Life Robot Deployment: Adapting On-the-Fly to Novel Scenarios 20:58
- Stanford Seminar - Improving Robotic Dexterity with Optical Tactile Sensor DenseTact 28:36
- Stanford Seminar - Robots that aren't afraid of contact, an embodied approach 49:54
- Stanford Seminar - Foundations of Spatial Perception for Robotics 48:24
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Trustworthy Autonomy - Generalizability, Safety, Embodiment 48:35
- Stanford Seminar - (Gecko) Grip: Surface conformation for dry adhesion assisted robotic grasping 21:38
- Stanford Seminar - Blending Data-Driven CBF Approximations with HJ Reachability 43:41
- Stanford Seminar - Stowing and Picking Items in E-Commerce, Aaron Parness of Amazon Robotics 48:52
- Stanford Seminar - Architecting Next-Generation AV Autonomy Stacks 48:07
- Stanford Seminar - Perception-Rich Robot Autonomy with Neural Environment Models 49:29
- Stanford Seminar - Control-Oriented Learning for Dynamical Systems 24:53
- Stanford Seminar - Aligning Robot and Human Representations 24:54
- Stanford Seminar - A Picture of the Prediction Space of Deep Networks 53:31
- Stanford Seminar - Connecting Robotics and Foundation Models, Brian Ichter of Google DeepMind 47:52
- Stanford Seminar - Intelligent Coordination for Sustainable Roadways 54:32
- Stanford Seminar - Multimaterial Design for Multifunctional Miniature Robots 52:41
- Stanford Seminar - Soft Material Robotics and Next-Generation Surgical Robots 47:44
- Stanford Seminar - Autonomous NASA robots breaking records on Mars 53:55
- Stanford Seminar - Robots in Dynamic Tasks: Learning, Risk, and Safety 55:25
- Stanford Seminar - Robotics algorithms that take people into account 51:09
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Shape Changing Displays and Shape Changing Robots 50:42
- Stanford Seminar - From open-source to safety-certified robotic software 01:05:52
- Stanford Seminar - Incorporating Sample Efficient Monitoring into Learned Autonomy 26:26
- Stanford Seminar - Designing Robotic Grippers for Interaction with Real-World Environments 23:58
- Stanford Seminar - Why would we want a multi-agent system unstable 49:25
- Stanford Seminar - Humanizing Robot Design, Aaron Edsinger of Hello Robot 48:36
- Stanford Seminar - Understanding the Utility of Haptic Feedback in Telerobotic Devices 44:29
- Stanford Seminar - Democratizing Robot Learning 58:06
- Stanford Seminar - Get in touch: Tactile perception for human-robot systems 51:46
- Stanford Seminar - Adaptable Robotic Manipulation Using Tactile Sensors 41:10
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Generalizable Autonomy: Duality of Discovery & Bias 54:15
- Stanford Seminar - Multi-Sensory Neural Objects: Modeling, Inference, and Applications in Robotics 01:06:22
- Stanford Seminar - Perceiving, Understanding, and Interacting through Touch 01:01:54
- Stanford Seminar - Modeling and interacting with other agents, Claire Tomlin 01:02:23
- Stanford Seminar - Using Data for Increased Realism with Haptic Modeling and Devices 56:08
- Stanford Seminar - Computational Design of Compliant, Dynamical Robots, Cynthia Sung 56:00
- Stanford Seminar - Leveraging Human Input to Enable Robust AI Systems, Daniel S. Brown 01:00:42
- Stanford Seminar - Distributional Representations and Scalable Simulations for Real-to-Sim-to-Real 46:38
- Stanford Seminar - Deploying Autonomous Service Mobile Robots, And Keeping Them Autonomous 01:00:06
- Stanford Seminar: Robot Manipulation in the Logistics Industry- Samir Menon, Robert Sun, Kunal Shah 51:25
- Stanford Seminar - Representation Learning for Autonomous Robots, Anima Anandkumar 55:30
- Stanford Seminar - Considerations for Human-Robot Collaboration 01:03:00
- Stanford Seminar - Towards Robust Human-Robot Interaction: A Quality Diversity Approach 45:08
- Stanford Seminar - Opening the Doors of (Robot) Perception - Luca Carlone 01:05:19
- Stanford Seminar - Objects, Skills, and the Quest for Compositional Robot Autonomy 01:00:31
- Stanford Seminar - Toward Scalable Autonomy - Aleksandra Faust 59:13
- Stanford Seminar - Interactive Imitation Learning: Planning Alongside Humans 01:03:11
- Stanford Seminar - Designing bioinspired aerial robots with feathered morphing wings 35:44
- Stanford Seminar - Toward robust manipulation in complex environments 58:55
- Stanford Seminar - Safe and Robust Perception-Based Control 56:27
- Stanford Seminar - Safety-Critical Control of Dynamic Robots 57:09
- Stanford Seminar - Designing More Effective Remote Presence Systems for Human Connection 39:09
- Stanford Seminar - Robotic Autonomy and Perception in Challenging Environments 58:05
- Stanford Seminar - Distributed Perception and Learning Between Robots and the Cloud 47:26
- Stanford Seminar - The Next Generation of Robot Learning 56:05
- Stanford Seminar - Hands in the Real World: Grasping Outside the Lab 50:49
- Stanford Seminar - Model Predictive Control of Hybrid Dynamical Systems 01:00:36
- Stanford Seminar - Learning and Predictions in Autonomous Systems 56:32
- Stanford Seminar - Field-hardened Robotic Autonomy 52:02
- Stanford Seminar - Self-Supervised Pseudo-Lidar Networks 01:05:17
- Stanford Seminar - Modeling and Control for Robotic Assistants 01:05:22
- Stanford Seminar - Bridging model-based and data-driven reasoning for safe human-centered robotics 01:00:12
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