Robophysics III
FOCUS · W10 · ID: 1106957
Presentations
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Fish-inspired robot manipulation
ORAL · Invited
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Publication: Romero, J., Stuart, H. S., & Wainwright, P. (2022). 3D feeding behavior of Chaetodon kleinii on sessile prey. Journal of Experimental Biology, 1–9. Under review.<br><br>Wang, S., Romero, J., Li, M., Wainwright, P., & Stuart, H. S. (2022). Bioinspired tearing manipulation with a robotic fish. In 2023 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) (pp. 1–7). Under review.<br><br>Stuart, H. S., Wang, S., & Cutkosky, M. R. (2018). Tunable contact conditions and grasp hydrodynamics using gentle fingertip suction. IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 35(2), 295–306
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Hannah S Stuart
University of California at Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley
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Hannah S Stuart
University of California at Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley
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Juan Romero
University of California at Berkeley
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Peter Wainwright
University of California at Davis
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Stanley Wang
University of California at Berkeley
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A Shannon-inspired framework for multi-legged matter transport
ORAL
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Baxi Chong
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Baxi Chong
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Juntao He
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel Soto
Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Tianyu Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel Irvine
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel I Goldman
georgia tech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Emergent gait transitions of a quadrupedal robot under obstacle modulation
ORAL
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Xingjue Liao
University of Southern California
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Xingjue Liao
University of Southern California
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Feifei Qian
University of Southern California
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RoboPhysics inspired experiments to understand how canines move over regular obstacle arrays
ORAL
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Publication: Qian, F. and D. E. Koditschek (2020). "An obstacle disturbance selection framework: emergent robot steady states under repeated collisions." The International Journal of Robotics Research 39(13): 1549-1566.<br><br>Joyce, M., S. Wilshin, F. Qian and A. Spence (2021). Gait control for obstacle negotiation in canines. SOCIETY FOR INTEGRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY, 2021 VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING (VAM).<br><br>Hu, H., M. Kvalheim, M. Joyce, S. Wilshin, A. Spence and F. Qian (2020). A mode map representation to predict steady states and attraction basins for legged locomotion on obstacle terrains. International Conference on Intelligent Robotics<br>and Systems (IROS). Workshop: Robotics-inspired biology, Online.<br><br>Joyce, M., Wilshin, S., Spence, A., (2022). Robophysics-inspired biology experiments to study gait control for obstacle negotiation in canines. American Physical Society March Meeting, 2022. Session: Q03 RoboPhysics
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Benjamin Doshna
Temple Univserity
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Benjamin Doshna
Temple Univserity
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Michelle Joyce
Stanford Univsersity
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Haodi Hu
University of Southern California
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Feifei Qian
University of Southern California
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Simon Wilshin
Royal Veterinary College
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Andrew J Spence
Temple University
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Using an insect-scale robot to explore the impact of limb number and length on locomotion in unstructured terrain.
ORAL
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Perrin E Schiebel
Harvard University
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Perrin E Schiebel
Harvard University
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Velin H Kojouharov
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Robert J Wood
Harvard University
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Terrestrial swimming in multilegged robots
ORAL
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Publication: B. Chong, J. He, S. Li, E. Erickson, K. Diaz, T. Wang, D. Soto, and D. I. Goldman, arXiv preprint arXiv:2207.10604 (2022).
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Juntao He
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Juntao He
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Baxi Chong
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Shengkai Li
Princeton University
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Eva Erickson
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Kelimar Diaz
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Tianyu Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel Soto
Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Daniel I Goldman
georgia tech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Multi-robot connection towards collective obstacle field traversal
ORAL
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Haodi Hu
University of Southern California
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Haodi Hu
University of Southern California
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Elliott Meeks
University of Southern California
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Feifei Qian
University of Southern California
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Force sensing can help robots reconstruct potential energy landscape and guide locomotor transitions to traverse large obstacles
ORAL
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Yaqing Wang
Johns Hopkins University
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Yaqing Wang
Johns Hopkins University
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Chen Li
Johns Hopkins University
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Connection-Based Data-Driven Gait Modeling of a Quadruped
ORAL
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Ziyou Wu
University of Michigan
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Ziyou Wu
University of Michigan
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Shai Revzen
University of Michigan
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An Autonomous Tensegrity Robot with Closed-loop Control and Real-time State Estimation
ORAL
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Publication: "6N-DoF Pose Tracking for Tensegrity Robots." S. Lu, W. Johnson, K. Wang. X. Huang, J. Booth, R. Kramer-Bottiglio, and K. Bekris. ISRR. 2022.<br>"Real2Sim2Real Transfer for Control of Cable-driven Robots via a Differentiable Physics Engine." K. Wang, W. Johnson, S. Lu, X. Huang, J. Booth, R. Kramer-Bottiglio, M. Aanjaneya, and K. Bekris. arXiv prepint. 2022.
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William R Johnson
Yale University
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William R Johnson
Yale University
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Compliant cable-driven limbless robot for complex terrain navigation
ORAL
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Velin H Kojouharov
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Velin H Kojouharov
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Tianyu Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Christopher J Pierce
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Kelimar Diaz
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Baxi Chong
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel I Goldman
georgia tech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Lattice transport via mechanical intelligence in undulatory locomotors
ORAL
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Tianyu Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Tianyu Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Christopher J Pierce
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Velin H Kojouharov
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Kelimar Diaz
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Baxi Chong
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Hang Lu
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel I Goldman
georgia tech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech
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Robophysical modeling of dynamic posture modulation of vibration sensing in orb weaving spiders
ORAL
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Eugene Lin
Johns Hopkins University
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Eugene Lin
Johns Hopkins University
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Yishun Zhou
Johns Hopkins University
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Luke Moon
Johns Hopkins University
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Andrew Gordus
Johns Hopkins University
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Chen Li
Johns Hopkins University
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