Talks on innovations in Robotics, Vision, and Control
Talk Archives
This page contains recordings and information from previous semesters of our Robotics, Vision, and Controls Talks series.
Available Archives
Fall 2025
September - December 2025
A hybrid semester centered on embodied intelligence, resilient autonomy, soft robotics, and advanced robotic materials. Featured 10 sessions from leading labs including KU Leuven, NTNU, TU Delft, Stanford, Cornell, and CMU.
Highlights:
- Embodied intelligence and human-robot synergy
- Unified autonomy across air/sea/ground robots
- Control of underactuated and soft robotic systems
- Robotic materials, soft-matter electronics, and bioelectronics
- Foundation models and generalist robots for broad task domains
- Molecular nanorobots for precision medicine
- Health sensing and wearables for predictive diagnostics
Spring 2025
February - May 2025
A comprehensive semester focusing on soft robotics, foundation models, and cutting-edge research in embodied AI. Featured 14 distinguished speakers from leading institutions including MIT, Stanford, Oxford, and UC Berkeley.
Highlights:
- Soft robotics and tactile sensing
- Humanoid robot control and learning
- Multimodal foundation models
- 3D perception and generation
- Bio-inspired micro-aerial vehicles
About the Series
Our talks series brings together researchers and practitioners from around the world to share the latest developments in robotics, computer vision, and control systems. Each semester focuses on emerging themes and breakthrough research.
Contact
For questions about past talks or to suggest speakers for future semesters, please contact the organizing team.