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Bay Area Robotics Symposium 2016
The 2016 Bay Area Robotics Symposium was held at Stanford on November 18th. Each year, the annual event alternates between Stanford and Berkeley with the goal of bringing together roboticists from the Bay Area. Presentations were given by a diverse group of speakers, including:
- Presentations by Stanford and Berkeley faculty;
- Talks by bay area industry representatives;
- Keynote by Stuart Russell;
- Student poster session.
Recorded sessions are now online and can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJOxEL0_3_E
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Silicon Valley Robotics
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