John Payne

Metals shop and auto mechanics in high school; B.A. in Biology, eventually leading to an interest in General Systems and computing; interest in robotics sparked by the realization that autonomous machines could enable a vast improvement in land management.

› Anca Dragan: Optimizing for coordination with people | CMU RI Seminar

› Sarjoun Skaff: Yes, That’s a Robot in Your Grocery Store. Now what? | CMU RI Seminar

› Hadas Kress-Gazit: Formal Synthesis for Robots | CMU RI Seminar

› Sam Burden: Toward telelocomotion: human sensorimotor control of contact-rich robot… | CMU RI Seminar

› Jeff Clune: Improving Robot and Deep Reinforcement Learning via Quality Diversity and Open-Ended Algorithms | CMU RI Seminar

› Girish Chowdhary: Autonomous and Intelligent Robots in Unstructured Field Environments | CMU RI Seminar

› Harry Asada: From Direct-Drive to SuperLimb Bionics | CMU RI40 Seminar

› Chung-Wei Lin: Modeling, Design, and Analysis for Intelligent Vehicles: Intersection Management, Security-Aware Design, and Automotive Design Automation | CMU RI Seminar

› Pieter Abbeel: Deep Learning for Robotics | CMU RI Seminar

› Seth Hutchinson: Design, Modeling and Control of a Robot Bat | CMU RI Seminar

› Tucker Hermans | CMU RI Seminar

› Aaron Parness: Robotic Grippers for Planetary Applications | CMU RI Seminar

› Gary Marcus: The Real Timetable for Robust AI that We can All Trust | What’s Now SF

› Sarah Bergbreiter: Microsystems-inspired robotics | CMU RI Seminar

› Ross Knepper: Formalizing Teamwork in Human-Robot Interaction | CMU RI Seminar