7 events found.
Seminar
Gedas Bertasius
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science, University of North Carolina
Video Intelligence for Understanding Behavior and Guiding Action
Abstract: Modern video-language models have become remarkably good at describing what is happening in a video. Yet their ability to understand the behavior they observe, and to act on that understanding, remains limited. This talk presents our group's work on building these missing capabilities. I will begin with foundational methods for scalable video perception, from [...]
Negar Mehr
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department, University of California at Berkeley
How Can Robots Learn to Interact and Coordinate with Others?
Abstract: Robots in the real world rarely act alone. They share spaces with other robots and with people, and succeeding there means learning to interact and coordinate with them. This talk looks at what makes interaction hard and how we might get there. I start with multi-agent reinforcement learning, where challenges like credit assignment make coordination [...]
Abhishek Gupta
Assistant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington
RI Seminar with Abhishek Gupta
Roberto Martín-Martín
Assistant Professor
Computer Science, University of Texas at Austin
RI Seminar with Roberto Martín-Martín
Ben Burchfiel
Co-Founder & CTO
Walden Robotics
RI Seminar with Ben Burchfiel
Farrell Helbling
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University
RI Seminar with Farrell Helbling
Jonathan Tsay
Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University