Meet the robot that can sauté shrimp
Meet the robot that can sauté shrimp
Feb 8, 2025
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Bird-like robot perches and grasps
Bird-like robot perches and grasps
May 15, 2024
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Stanford researchers develop a new type of soft, growing robot
Stanford researchers develop a new type of soft, growing robot
Jul 19, 2017
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Stanford engineers have created a robot that can perch like a a peregrine falcon. The device, much of it 3D-printed, could be especially helpful in wildlife monitoring and search and rescue efforts. 🗞: https://stanford.io/32Wa4Es | Stanford University
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Stanford engineers have created a robot that can perch like a a peregrine falcon. The device, much of it 3D-printed, could be especially helpful in wildlife monitoring and search and rescue efforts. 🗞: https://stanford.io/32Wa4Es | Stanford University
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Human-Robot Interaction — Stanford Robotics Center
Human-Robot Interaction — Stanford Robotics Center
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Stanford's humanoid robot is revolutionizing how we research, rescue and repair underwater. The development of OceanOneK underwater humanoid robot began in 2014, and the updated model can now dive 3,280 ft (1 km) below sea level, much deeper than its early prototype. The robot is expected to help humans reach deep-water destinations, explore shipwrecks and reefs, and even perform repair work. | GIGadgets
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Stanford's humanoid robot is revolutionizing how we research, rescue and repair underwater. The development of OceanOneK underwater humanoid robot began in 2014, and the updated model can now dive 3,280 ft (1 km) below sea level, much deeper than its early prototype. The robot is expected to help humans reach deep-water destinations, explore shipwrecks and reefs, and even perform repair work. | GIGadgets
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OceanOnek — Stanford Robotics Center
OceanOnek — Stanford Robotics Center
Mar 15, 2025
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Meet the robot that can sauté shrimp 🍤 Stanford engineers created a low-cost, mobile robot that has quickly learned to do complex household tasks including cooking, putting away dishes, and cleaning up spills. Other chores aren’t far behind … “Helping robots is a very promising future of the field where we – as AI researchers and roboticists – can make a positive impact in society,” says Zipeng Fu, Stanford School of Engineering computer science graduate student. 🎥: Kurt Hickman | Stanford Uni
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New center unites Stanford’s robotics expertise under one roof
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Stanford develops an electronic glove that gives robots a sense of touch
Nov 29, 2018
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Making Robots Real Partners in Daily Life | Stanford HAI
Dec 9, 2024
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This soft, vine-like robot, designed by Allison Okamura and colleagues, can grow across long distances and could prove useful in search and rescue operations. http://stanford.io/2tg9nzd | Stanford University
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Stanford's diving robot, with a haptic feedback system and stereoscopic vision, is now capable of descending a kilometer into the ocean, allowing its operators to feel like they, too, are exploring sunken ships and other deep-water destinations. 🗞: https://stanford.io/3RZaT4u | Stanford University
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Meet TidyBot, the robot that learns to clean your space just the way you like it 🤖 The one-armed helper uses a large language model (a type of AI similar to the one used in ChatGPT) trained on massive amounts of information from the internet to identify broad categories of objects like clothes, food, and toys, and then put things away according to individualized instructions. Of course, with an 85% success rate, TidyBot does make occasional mistakes – like when it spotted a visiting adviser dur
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New, efficient motor alternative for next-gen robotics
Mar 20, 2024
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AI researchers at Stanford and Shanghai Qi Zhi Institute have developed a new vision-based algorithm that helps a quadruped robot — a “robodog” — leap, climb, crawl, and squeeze past physical barriers as never before. The key advance is that the robodog is autonomous. It has the unique ability to size up physical challenges, imagine, then execute, a broad range of agility skills based simply on the obstacles it sees before it. "Our robots have both vision and autonomy — the athletic intelligence
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Step inside the new Stanford Robotics Center 🤖 The state-of-the-art facility gives researchers from disparate fields a unified space for research, education, and collaboration. “There are so many connections between what we all do that we really needed one place to call home,” says director Oussama Khatib. 🗞️: https://stanford.io/4fzqDXf 🎥: Kurt Hickman | Stanford University
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Discover the groundbreaking capabilities of a humanoid robot designed by Stanford researchers, capable of exploring depths unreachable by humans. With its 3D vision and haptic interface, operators can see and feel through the robot, revolutionizing underwater exploration. | Interesting Engineering
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New center unites Stanford’s robotics expertise under one roof
Nov 14, 2024
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A new humanoid robot from Stanford can tie its own shoelaces. There are contenders to lead superpowers who can't say the same. The robot uses both mimicry of humans and simulations to perfect its fine motor skills. | Interesting Engineering
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Researchers at Stanford University have developed a robot that can slither into tight spaces and could be useful during search and rescue missions. | CNN Business
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Stanford’s mobile ALOHA robot learns from humans to cook, clean, do laundry
Jan 5, 2024
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Robot performs first realistic surgery without human help
10 months ago
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Stanford Robotics Center to develop new technology across wide range of fields
Nov 12, 2024
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Watch-dog robots with Elon Musk, Zuckerberg faces stun students at Stanford
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Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Winter 2026 | Gen Control, Action Chunking, Moravec’s Paradox
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Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Robot Learning from Human Experience
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Automatica: Robot Piano Tests
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Automatica: Robot Bass Guitar Tests
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