🚀 The Corso Group at the University of Michigan is Recruiting PhD Students! 🚀 Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of AI, machine learning, and computer vision? Does the lack of fundamental understanding about how data distributions lead to certain properties in the

It was great to have Peter Schaldenbrand for an engaging guest lecture on robot painting! Not only robots are exciting art tools, but also the process of creating with them uncovers new research challenges. The talk was part of my class on computational HRI: fluentrobotics.com/comphri/2024/

It was fantastic to have Michelle Zhao in my Computational HRI class last week. Excellent intro to conformal prediction and how it can be a valuable tool for assistive teleoperation! fluentrobotics.com/comphri/2024

For the last guest lecture of the semester, we had Tapomayukh "Tapo" Bhattacharjee who gave an overview of recent research on assistive robotics. Really important work motivated by deep insights from stakeholders! fluentrobotics.com/comphri/2024/

Check out our new IEEE RA-L paper describing a Complexity-driven framework for evaluating social robot navigation algorithms. The paper will also be presented by my PhD student Andrew Stratton at #ICRA2025.

If you are in Melbourne for #HRI2025, check out Elvin's work on human-robot collaborative transport. To be presented in the X-HRI workshop today and the 1A: Human-Robot Collaboration Session on Tuesday!

I hope you are getting excited to join us at #L4DC2025 that will start with tutorials in ~5 days! For those looking to explore Ann Arbor, we posted some local information here: sites.google.com/umich.edu/l4dc…

Happy to share my talk from the #ICRA2025 workshop on long-term human motion prediction (motionpredictionicra2025.github.io), where I highlight recent research from the Fluent Robotics Lab lab on engineering fluent human-robot teamwork! youtu.be/FXNelyxjM9A Michigan Robotics

We started "Robo Reflections" 💭 the new #HRI group Michigan Robotics. It's like a reading group, but better - we engage in critical discussions beyond the readings of a single paper 🩶 Co-organized: Long-Jing (Claire) Hsu, Annette Masterson, Christoforos Mavrogiannis, Lionel Peter Robert Jr., leia stirling