Three active research lines, written as notes for a technical reader: the problem, the approach, and how far it is from a production environment.
Industrial robots need re-teaching for every new task. WIZARD uses one-shot imitation learning, developed with UC Berkeley, to adapt from a single demonstration with zero retraining.
A grasping policy trained entirely on randomly assembled shape primitives, which then transfers to real objects it has never seen — removing the in-domain data collection step.
Dexterous manipulation degrades when contact is uncertain and vision alone cannot resolve it. T-Rex closes the loop between touch and control. A 36-researcher multi-institutional collaboration — our contribution is documented in the author list, not claimed as sole authorship.