IRIM Seminar Series
Spring 2022 Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
| January 26 | Mark Moll | Director of Research; PickNik Robotics | Robot Motion Planning: Challenges and Opportunities for Increasing Robot Autonomy |
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February 9 MARCUS NANO |
Jason Wheeler | Sandia National Labs | Wearable Device Design and Biomechanical Research at Sandia National Labs |
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February 23 KLAUS |
Melkior Omik | AE - University of Illinois; Urbana-Champaign |
Resilience of Autonomous Systems: A Step Beyond Adaptation |
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March 9 MARCUS NANO |
Hadas Kress-Gazit | Schools of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University | Synthesizing & Guaranteeing Robot Behaviors |
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March 30 MARCUS NANO |
Cédric Pradalier | Georgia Tech Lorraine | Field Robotics & Automation at Georgia Institute of Technology Lorraine Campus: An Overview |
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April 13 KLAUS 1116 |
Marco Pavone | Stanford & NVIDIA | Towards Safe, Data-driven Autonomy |
IRIM Seminar Series Archives
IRIM's seminar series is video recorded and housed in Georgia Tech Library's SMARTech repository.
Kelly Distinguished Lecture on Robots & Jobs
The Kelly Distinguished Lecture on Robots and Jobs features preeminent scholars in fields of significance to robotics. The visiting lecturers, in addition to presenting seminars on topics relevant to robots in the workplace, participate in informal discussions with Georgia Tech faculty and students.
Robograds Seminars
Robograds hosts Student Research Seminars throughout the school year. The seminars are held on Monday's at 1PM EST and consist of a "one topic, two speaker" format in which one speaker is a guest from another university.
Check the Robograds website calendar for seminar updates.
