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
My name is Nathan & I think... interacting with robots is needlessly painful
Nathan Kirchner
Rogers Hall 230
Ranged Kinematics and Time of Flight Sensors for Shared Autonomy Robotic Systems
Michael Gleicher
Rogers Hall 230
A Handful of HRI Papers
Favour Aderinto, Ramya Challa, Mark Giolando, Vivek Mallapati, Stayce Mockel
Rogers Hall 230
Materials, Mechanics, and Performance of Artificial Muscles in Robotics
Sameh Tawfick
Rogers Hall 226
Safety, Adaptation and Efficient Learning in Physical Human-Robot Interaction: A Dynamical Systems Approach
Nadia Figueroa
Rogers Hall 230
Autonomy in the Human World: Developing Robots that Handle the Diversity of Human Lives
Sonia Chernova
Rogers Hall 230
AI For Deception, Manipulation & Coercion: Towards a Theory and Regulation
Peter Asaro
Rogers Hall 230
Solving Robotics Tasks in Sensing, Model, and Privacy Challenged Environments
Dr. Leonardo Bobadilla
KEC 1001
Four Talks about Robots (IROS Edition)
Scott Chow, Kyle DuFrene, Rafael Morales, and Mayoral Yanhao Yang
KEC 1001