Robotics Seminars

The Robotics Seminar series highlights innovative research and industry developments in robotics, featuring distinguished speakers from academia, government, and industry. Seminars are typically held on Fridays at 11 a.m. in 230 Rogers Hall, with occasional special sessions throughout the term.

Upcoming Seminars

 

Past Events

November 2025 to present

 

Seminars prior to November 2025

Houssam Abbas.

Normative AI

Houssam Abbas

Rogers Hall 230
Alan Fern.

AI Seminar: What is the road to humanoid laborers?

Alan Fern

Rogers Hall 230
Heesung Woo.

Robotic and Sensor Applications in Forestry: Opportunities and Challenges

Heesung Woo

Rogers Hall 230
Feifei Qian.

Make Every Step an Experiment: Towards Terrain-aware, High-mobility Robots for Planetary Explorations

Feifei Qian

Rogers Hall 230
American Artist.

Networked Lives and Digital Systems: Designing Identity in Virtual Spaces

American Artist

Rogers Hall 230
Kagan Tumer.

Learning in Robotics: Focus on “what” rather than “how”

Kagan Tumer

Rogers Hall 230
Harry Yeff.

Augmented Voices: AI and New Creative Intelligence

Harry Yeff

Rogers Hall 230
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Planning for Sequential Multi-Object Robot Manipulation with Learned Relational Dynamics Models

Yixuan Huang

KEC 1005
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Letting Sleeping Robots Lay

Fernando Orellana

Rogers Hall 230
Ravi Balasubramanian.

Integrating robotics and human control systems

Ravi Balasubramanian

Rogers Hall 230
Julie Adams.

The Human-Robot Ratio (m:N) Theory: Limitations and Considerations

Julie A. Adams

Rogers Hall 230
Stavros Vougioukas.

Overcoming current limitations of fruit-harvesting robots

Stavros G. Vougioukas

Rogers Hall 230
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Sierra Nevada Corporation Visit

Andy Smith

Rogers Hall 230
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Project HORUS: A Case Study of Product Development

Ryan Quick

Rogers Hall 230
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Challenges in Creating an Introductory Sequence in Robotics

Cindy Grimm

Rogers Hall 230
Portrait of Marlena R Fraune.

Towards user acceptance and accessibility in today’s robots

Dr. Marlena R. Fraune

Rogers Hall 230
Fuxin Li

From Sparse to Dense, and Back to Sparse Again?

Dr. Fuxin Li

Rogers hall 230
Profile photo of Dr. Carina M. Buzo Tipton

Access, Belonging, and Success in Research

Dr. Carina M. Buzo Tipton

Rogers Hall 230
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Variable Stiffness and Shape-Changing Robots

Dr. Brian Do

Rogers Hall 230
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Robots in the City

Dr. Wendy Ju

Rogers Hall 230