Plenary Speakers
Jean Oh
Carnegie Mellon University
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Biography
Jean Oh is an Associate Research Professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and head of the roBot Intelligence Group (BIG). Jean’s research focuses on building Creative Physical AI technologies that remind us of “what makes us human,” promoting human values such as safety, creativity, and compassion across diverse domains including self-driving vehicles, safe aviation, and arts. Jean’s work on social robot navigation and creative robotics has won several best paper awards at major robotics conferences including ICRA and IROS, and has been featured in media worldwide including New York Times and the Telegraph. Jean has been leading a series of interdisciplinary events on AI/Robotics and Arts at Humanoids’25, ICRA’25, NeurIPS’24, NeurIPS’23, RSS’21, SIGGRAPH’21 and CVPR’21. Jean is currently Co-Chair of the IEEE RAS Technical Committee on Cognitive Robotics. Jean received a PhD from CMU, MS from Columbia University, and BS from Yonsei University.
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Hiroyuki Shinoda
University of Tokyo
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Biography
1988: Graduated from Faculty of Engineering (University of Tokyo)
1990: Received Master’s degree in Information Physics (University of Tokyo) 1990: Research Associate (University of Tokyo) 1995: Received Doctoral degree in Engineering from University of Tokyo 1995: Lecturer (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) 1997: Associate Professor (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) 1999-2000: Visiting Researcher, UC Berkeley 2000: Associate Professor (University of Tokyo) 2012: Professor (University of Tokyo) |
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Koushil Sreenath
UC Berkeley
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Biography
Koushil Sreenath is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, at UC Berkeley. He received a Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and a M.S. degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, MI, in 2011. He was a Postdoctoral Scholar at the GRASP Lab at University of Pennsylvania from 2011 to 2013 and an Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University from 2013 to 2017. His research interest lies at the intersection of highly dynamic robotics and applied nonlinear control. His work on dynamic legged locomotion on the bipedal robot MABEL was featured on The Discovery Channel, CNN, ESPN, FOX, and CBS. His work on dynamic aerial manipulation was featured on the IEEE Spectrum, New Scientist, and Huffington Post. His work on adaptive sampling with mobile sensor networks was published as a book entitled Adaptive Sampling with Mobile WSN (IET). He received the Best Paper Award at the Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) Conference in 2013, and the Google Faculty Research Award in Robotics in 2015.
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