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Yinglei Zhu — EquiMus: Energy-Equivalent Dynamic Modeling and Simulation of Musculoskeletal Robots Driven by Linear Elastic Actuators · Tsinghua University
Muhammad Razin Roslan — Residual Learning for Sim-to-Real Design Optimization of Soft Robots · Monash University Malaysia
Shiqing Liu — Bioinspired Milliscale Near-Boundary Undulatory Motion for Fluid Transport and Adhesive Locomotion · Beihang University
Nicole Continelli — Enhancing Analytical Inverse Kinematics in a Soft Robotic Neck via Neural Networks · University Charles III of Madrid
Petr Trunin — Monolithic soft robots · Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Yunqi Huang — Multi-Modal Sensing and Interaction Modelling for Soft Robots · University College London
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| 19:00–21:00 | MS1-2: Helmut Hauser | Reservoir Computing | Kai-Fung Chu, Xiang Wang | Join |
| 20:00–21:30 | MS1-3: Fumiya Iida & Michael Levin | Embodied Programmable and Non-programmable Intelligence | Chapa Sirithunge | Join |
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Amiram Moshaiov — Scenario-based Many Objective Topology and Weight Evolution of Neuro-controllers (joint work with Dr. Adham Salih) · Tel-Aviv University
Yi Zhang — Regime-Dependent Dominance of Morphology-Control Co-Design Under Energy Constraints · Tianjin University
Leni Le Goff — Speed-up evolution of robots design using intrinsic motivation · Edinburgh Napier University
Ronnie Videla — What Makes a System Intelligent? Autonomy, Architectural Foresight, and the Limits of Embodied AI · University of California Berkeley
Gusz Eiben — Real robot evolution · Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Robin Chhabra — Embodied Evolutionary Self-Adaptation to Damage in Multi-Legged Robots · Toronto Metropolitan University
Josh Pinskier — - · CSIRO
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| 01:00–03:00 | MS1-5: Josie Hughes & Perla Maiolino | How to Conduct Embodied Intelligence Research | Benhui Dai | Join |
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Sarune Savickaite — Embodied Intelligence for Diverse Minds: Including Neurodivergent Cognition in Zoomorphic Robot Research · University of Exeter
Wesley Clawson — Quantifying Learning & Intelligence in embodied neural cultures · Tufts University
Chuqi Huang — Photochemical Fuel Carrier Molecules for Robotic Embodied Energy · University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
Jan Schneider — Sim-to-Real Transfer for Muscle-Actuated Robots via Generalized Actuator Networks · Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Tübingen
Nicholas Wilkinson — What is balance? A vital mechano-regulation paradigm · Independent researcher
Niall Donnelly — Do you see what I see?: A discussion regarding the nature of perception in embodied machine learners · University of Exeter
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ASIA SESSIONS — for participants in the UTC+9 region
EI 2026
EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
Embodied Intelligence Conference'26
(TIME ZONE: UTC+9 ASIA)
TIME ZONE:
UTC+9
ASIA
UTC+9
ASIA
19 MARCH 2026
Morning Session
09:00 – 09:15
Welcome and Introduction
FUMIYA IIDA
FUMIYA IIDA
09:15 – 10:00
Plenary Talk:
CECILIA LASCHI
CECILIA LASCHI
10:00 – 11:30
Panel Talks:
PABLO VALDIVIA Y ALVARADO
SHINICHI FURUYA
GURSEL ALICI
PABLO VALDIVIA Y ALVARADO
SHINICHI FURUYA
GURSEL ALICI
11:30 – 13:00
Lunch & Break-out Sessions
Chair: SHAO QI, FAN YE
Chair: SHAO QI, FAN YE
Afternoon Session
13:00 – 13:45
Plenary Talk:
Chair: JERRY XUANZHU GAO
Chair: JERRY XUANZHU GAO
13:45 – 15:15
Panel Talks:
GUO DI
XINYU LIU
GUO DI
XINYU LIU
15:15 – 15:30
Closing Remarks
FUMIYA IIDA
FUMIYA IIDA
15:30 – 17:00
Coffee Break and Breakout Sessions
Chair: SHAO QI, KAI-FUNG CHU
Chair: SHAO QI, KAI-FUNG CHU
20 MARCH 2026
Morning Session
09:00 – 09:15
Introduction
FUMIYA IIDA
FUMIYA IIDA
09:15 – 10:00
Plenary Talk:
HITOSHI AONUMA
HITOSHI AONUMA
10:00 – 11:30
Panel Talks:
HUICHAN ZHAO
JE-SUNG KOH
HUICHAN ZHAO
JE-SUNG KOH
11:30 – 13:00
Lunch & Break-out Sessions
Chair: SHAO QI, TATSUYA DAIKOKU
Chair: SHAO QI, TATSUYA DAIKOKU
Afternoon Session
13:00 – 13:45
Plenary Talk:
Chair: TATSUYA DAIKOKUSHUGUANG LI
Chair: TATSUYA DAIKOKUSHUGUANG LI
13:45 – 15:15
Panel Talks:
TATSUYA DAIKOKU
JERRY XU
TATSUYA DAIKOKU
JERRY XU
15:15 – 15:30
Closing Remarks
FUMIYA IIDA
FUMIYA IIDA
15:30 – 17:00
Coffee Break and Breakout Sessions
Chair: BENHUI DAI, JERRY XU
Chair: BENHUI DAI, JERRY XU
Day 1 — March 19, 2026
11:30–13:00
Chair: Fan Ye, Shao Qi
Flexible-sensor-guided hand-over-hand teaching enables imitation learning in a soft robotic hand
Youning Duo — Beihang UniversityAudio-Visual Learning for Long-Horizon Bimanual Manipulation with Transformer
Ningquan Gu — Tohoku UniversityAuthentic purpose in robots
Jeffrey White — OIST - neurorobotics, Tani unitHigh-performance vision based tactile sensing design and application for grasping and dexterous manipulation
Yueshi Dong — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityRegenerative BioHybrid Actuation: Yeast Silicone Living Materials for Soft Robots
Aaron Chooi — Republic Polytechnic / SUTD-
Penggbo Li — Tongji UniversityUnderwater soft arm grasping with simplified control using octopus-inspired bending propagation
Jiaqi Liu — Beihang University
15:30–17:00
Parallel sessions
Chair: Kai-Fung Chu
Double-Layer Self-Locking Origami Based on Opposite Folding Motion
Jae-Kyeong Kim — Seoul National UniversityHydrodynamic-Informed Self-Motion Estimation and Schooling Interactions of Fish Robots via Bio-Inspired Lateral Line Sensing
Jingran Zhang — Zhejiang UniversityDiatom-inspired 1D immobile robots capable of 2D collective mobility
Yunjia Zhang — Tsinghua UniversityMillimeter-scale fluid-driven soft robotics
Rong Bian — Shanghai Jiao Tong University-
Kazashi Nakano — University of TokyoGeneral purpose zero-shot robotic manipulation with agentic operational graph
Haichao Liu — Nanyang Technological UniversityDesign and fabrication of string-driven origami structures and robots
Peiwen Yang — Tsinghua UniversityChair: Shao Qi
Beyond Traversing in a Thin Pipe: Self-Sensing Odometry of a Pipeline Robot Driven by High-Frequency Dielectric Elastomer Actuators
Ran Cheng — Tsinghua UniversitySoft robots enabled by high-performance artificial muscles
Xiaotian Shi — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityLight-driven Pneu-net soft gripper
Youhyun Kim — University of TokyoStrain-Based embedded Sensors for Proprioception of Soft Robotic Manipulators
Yusuf Adamu — Khalifa UniversityA Vision-Based Underwater Tactile Sensor
Qiyi Zhang — Beihang UniversityPhysical Reservoir Computing for Abdominal palpation Simulation
Varun Chavan — Institute of Science Tokyo-
Weixi Chen — Beihang UniversityDay 2 — March 20, 2026
11:30–13:00
Chair: Tatsuya Daikoku, Shao Qi
Temporal Interaction Localization for Embodied AI
Junyi Ma — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityFlexSeal: Passive Pinhole Valve Suction for PneuNet Gripper with One-way Flow Object Attachment and Release
Phuong Nam Dam — Japan Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyDense semantic mapping and scene understanding
Siting Zhu — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityEffect of Frequency Ratio and Phase Difference Caused by Elastic Ligaments at the Beginning and Ending Contact on Impulse and Energy Transfer from Leg to Ball
Yudai Yamamoto — Tokyo University of Agriculture and TechnologyBioinspired Milliscale Near-Boundary Undulatory Motion for Fluid Transport and Adhesive Locomotion
Shiqing Liu — Beihang UniversityFrom Physical Reservoir Computing to Control: Forming Natural Homeostasis on Robots
Fan Ye — University of Cambridgebioinspired robotics and biomedical material
Pooja Bhati — Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, India
15:30–17:00
Parallel sessions
Chair: Benhui Dai
Complex Intelligence with Complex Dynamic Systems
Srikanth Kavirayani — Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering(A)GeoTrussRover: A Continuously Reconfigurable Wheeled VGT Robot for Discrete Terrain Traversal
Muyuan Ma — Tsinghua UniversityLLM-Guided Reactive Packing with Physics-Aware Stability Verification
Ulugbek Tuxtapulatov — Kimyo International University in TashkentReservoir Computing on Mobile Swarm Dynamical Systems
Yanjun Zhou — Southeast UniversityMultimode Pneumatic Artificial Muscles Driven by Hybrid Positive-Negative Pressure
Siyuan Feng — Tsinghua UniversityFabric-based soft robots: from powerful artificial muscles to embedded logic
Dezhi Yang — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityModeling Clinicians' Catheterization Natural Skills and Procedural Outcomes
Olatunji Omisore — Central Queensland UniversityChair: Jerry Xu
Advancing Soft Embodied Intelligence: From Multi-material Mechanical Bonding to High-Resilience Soft Actuators
Renbo Su — Fudan UniversityEnhancing the Energy Conversion Efficiency of Dielectric Elastomer Generators via Elastic Energy Storage and Recovery
Zhong Wang — Tsinghua UniversityCryogenic printing of three-dimensional hydrogel machines
Jinhao Li — Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityA dynamic modeling framework of a dielectric elastomer actuator miniature pump for enhanced power density
Hanning Shen — Tsinghua UniversityWhole-Body Tactile Humanoid Robots: Toward Safe Physical Interaction and Medical Assistance
Yu Sun — Zhejiang University-
Shuo Zhang — Beihang UniversityTactGen: Tactile Sensory Data Generation via Zero-Shot Sim-to-Real Transfer
Shaohong Zhong — University of OxfordEUROPE SESSIONS — for participants in the UTC+1 region
EI 2026
EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
Embodied Intelligence Conference'26
(TIME ZONE: UTC+1 EUROPE)
TIME ZONE:
UTC+1
EUROPE
UTC+1
EUROPE
19 MARCH 2026
Morning Session
09:00 – 09:15
Introduction
JOSIE HUGHES
JOSIE HUGHES
09:15 – 10:00
Plenary Talk:
PIERRE-THOMAS BRUN
PIERRE-THOMAS BRUN
10:00 – 11:30
Panel Talks:
MATEJ HOFFMANN
BARBARA MAZZOLAI
FEDERICO RENDA
MATEJ HOFFMANN
BARBARA MAZZOLAI
FEDERICO RENDA
11:30 – 13:00
Lunch & Break-out Sessions
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALI, RYMAN HASHEM
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALI, RYMAN HASHEM
Afternoon Session
13:00 – 13:45
Plenary Talk:
Chair: PERLA MAIOLINOHEDAN BAI
Chair: PERLA MAIOLINOHEDAN BAI
13:45 – 15:15
Panel Talks:
ANTONIA GEORGOPOULOU
COSIMO DELLA SANTINA
ANTONIA GEORGOPOULOU
COSIMO DELLA SANTINA
15:15 – 15:30
Closing Remarks
PERLA MAIOLINO
PERLA MAIOLINO
15:30 – 17:00
Coffee Break and Breakout Sessions
Chair: DANA DAMIAN, JIALUN LIU
Chair: DANA DAMIAN, JIALUN LIU
20 MARCH 2026
Morning Session
09:00 – 09:15
Introduction
CHAPA SIRITHUNGE
CHAPA SIRITHUNGE
09:15 – 10:00
Plenary Talk:
LARS CHITTKA
LARS CHITTKA
10:00 – 11:30
Panel Talks:
MIRIAM KLOPOTEK
LUCIA MARUCCI
ORIT PELEG
MIRIAM KLOPOTEK
LUCIA MARUCCI
ORIT PELEG
11:30 – 13:00
Lunch & Break-out Sessions
Chair: DAVID HARDMAN, THOMAS GEORGE THURUTHEL
Chair: DAVID HARDMAN, THOMAS GEORGE THURUTHEL
Afternoon Session
13:00 – 13:45
Plenary Talk:
Chair: THILINA LALITHARATNEAMY WINTERS
Chair: THILINA LALITHARATNEAMY WINTERS
13:45 – 15:15
Panel Talks:
TOBIAS DELBRÜCK
ALESSANDRA SCIUTTI
PORAMATE MANOONPONG
TOBIAS DELBRÜCK
ALESSANDRA SCIUTTI
PORAMATE MANOONPONG
15:15 – 15:30
Closing Remarks
THILINA LALITHARATNE
THILINA LALITHARATNE
15:30 – 17:00
Coffee Break and Breakout Sessions
Chair: YUE XIE, HUIJIANG WANG
Chair: YUE XIE, HUIJIANG WANG
Day 1 — March 19, 2026
11:30–13:00
Parallel sessions
Chair: Arsen Abdulali
Embodied Sensorimotor Hyperintensionality
Simon McGregor — University of SussexWeatherCity: Urban Scene Reconstruction with Controllable Multi-Weather Transformation
Wenhua Wu — Shanghai Jiao Tong University-
Michele Martini — Istituto Italiano di TecnologiaUntethered Chemically-driven Thermo-responsive Soft Robotic Capsule
Jialun Liu — The University of SheffieldTextile EMG Sensors for Control of a Soft Hand Exoskeleton
Karthik Gaunder — Queen Mary, University of LondonWhat's catching your eye? - Event-driven sensing and neuromorphic computing for active vision
Giulia D'Angelo — Czech Technical University in PragueAdvancements in Soft Robotics: Mechanical Characterization and Kinematics of Cable-Driven Robots in FEM-Based Simulators
Gerson Lipa — Universidad Carlos III de MadridChair: Ryman Hashem
From Lab to Market: Success and Failure Factors of Embodied Robotics Startups — A Comparative Case Study
Dequn Teng — University of CambridgeReframing Intelligence: Bioelectric Coordination, Computational Paradigms, and Responsible Design
Mara-Elsa Montoya — MNTY Technology Ventures-
Dhruv Trehan — UCLMotivational Cognitive Maps Allow Robot Biomimetic Autonomy
Oscar Guerrero Rosado — Radboud UniversitySniphi - end to end electronic nose system
Grzegorz Sochacki — AntdataBio-Inspired Active Object Learning from Sensorimotor Contingencies on iCub
Šárka Lísková — Czech Technical University in Prague-
Jaime Gonzalez-Menocal — Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
15:30–17:00
Chair: Dana Damian, Jialun Liu
Simplifying Data-Driven Modeling of the Volume–Flow–Pressure Relationship in Hydraulic Soft Robotic Actuators
Sangyoep Lee — Boston UniversityEnergy Efficient Single actuator wave like walking and swimming robot
Narges Khadem Hosseini — University of CambridgeSensorised Residual Limb Phantoms: An Exploratory Study Towards Developing Physical Twins of Residual Limbs for Prosthetic Socket Testing
Chenhao Hong — Queen Mary University of LondonElectrical Impedance Tomography in Agriculture
Catherine Merchant — University of CambridgeTactile Gesture Recognition with Built-in Joint Sensors for Industrial Robots
Deqing Song — University of ZurichPneumatic Sensing in Miniature Soft Vine Robots
Andrea Yanez — University of LeedsFrom Individual Sensing to Collective Intelligence: autonomous navigation in complex flows
Haotian Hang — CNRS-IRPHEDay 2 — March 20, 2026
11:30–13:00
Parallel sessions
Chair: David Hardman
Co-design of sensors, actuators, and control for intelligent soft robots.
Mostafa Mousa — University of OxfordMultimodal Large Model For Visual Language Navigation Simulation of complex multi-agent systems
Zijun ZHAO — Harbin Engineering UniversityAgentic Contingency Planning
Elliot Smith — University Of LincolnEmbodied-Intelligence–Inspired Mechanical Preprocessing for Tactile and Force Sensing
Yongzhang Zhu — Queen Mary University of LondonMorphology-Dependent Impulse Injection for Acoustic Cavity Detection: A Bio-Inspired Study of Aye-Aye Phalanx Geometry
Hal Feng — Imperial College LondonReservoir Computing-Based Control of Traffic Emergent Behaviour
Kai-Fung Chu — University of Cambridge-
Jason Gross — Quantum Robot SystemsChair: Thomas George Thuruthel
Physical Learning in Soft Fluidic Channels through Experience
Rui Wu — University of BristolRobotic Fruits with Tunable Stiffness and Sensing: Towards a Methodology for Developing Realistic Physical Twins of Fruits
Saitarun Nadipineni — Queen Mary University of LondonCPG-based Control for Adaptive Earthworm-inspired Locomotion
Samuel Mohsen Hanna Youssef — Istituto Italiano di TecnologiaRepositionable Whisker Sensing via Boundary EIT
Xiaoxian Xu — University of CambridgeAn ecological-dynamical perspective for the design and control of soft hands
Matteo Antonelli — University of UrbinoDesigning 'With' Friction: A New Paradigm Toward Programmable Physical Interaction
Mostafa A. Atalla — University of TwentePre-impact Posture Sensing and Soft Robotic Protection
Ryman Hashem — University of Oxford
15:30–17:00
Chair: Yue Xie, Huijiang Wang
General movements and neurodevelopmental outcomes at 2 years of age in infants born very preterm
Ninib Yakoub — Czech Technical University in PragueAnnouncement of a new book on Robot Evolution
Gusz Eiben — Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamToward Understanding Adaptive Growth in Plant–Fungi Networks through Automated Microscopy and Structural Modeling
Dalia Yvette Domínguez Jiménez — Italian Institute of TechnologyRoute Following vs Visual Homing Navigation Paradigms: Studying Embedded Insect Brain Models in Robots
Gabriel Gattaux — Aix-Marseille University / French Agence Innovation DefenseEmbodied identity without representation: operational closure and the minimal self in a sensorimotor loop model
Jose A. Fernandez-Leon Fellenz — National University of Central Buenos Aires-ArgentinaToward embodied agents that learn and adapt in the real world
Arthicha Srisuchinnawong — Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology (VISTEC)Matching Morphologies: Lessons learned from Motion in Place
Kirk Woolford — Norwich University of the Arts-
Karine — Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamUSA EAST SESSIONS — for participants in the UTC−4 region
EI 2026
EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
ONLINE CONFERENCE
18–20 March 2026
Embodied Intelligence Conference'26
(TIME ZONE: UTC−4 USA EAST)
TIME ZONE:
UTC−4
USA EAST
UTC−4
USA EAST
19 MARCH 2026
Afternoon Session
12:00 – 12:15
Introduction
NANA OBAYASHI
NANA OBAYASHI
12:15 – 13:00
Plenary Talk:
VALENTINA DI SANTO
VALENTINA DI SANTO
13:00 – 14:30
Panel Talks:
LUDOVIC RIGHETTI
YASEMIN OZKAN-AYDIN
PETROS KOUMOUTSAKOS
RYAN TRUBY
LUDOVIC RIGHETTI
YASEMIN OZKAN-AYDIN
PETROS KOUMOUTSAKOS
RYAN TRUBY
14:30 – 16:00
Lunch & Break-out Sessions
Chair: SABA FIROUZNIA and MICHAEL ISHIDA
Chair: SABA FIROUZNIA and MICHAEL ISHIDA
Evening Session
16:00 – 16:45
Plenary Talk:
Chair: YUE XIEMAJA MATARIC
Chair: YUE XIEMAJA MATARIC
16:45 – 18:15
Panel Talk:
JEAN HYAEJIN OH
JOSH BONGARD
HAVA SIEGELMANN
SHEILA MACRINE
JEAN HYAEJIN OH
JOSH BONGARD
HAVA SIEGELMANN
SHEILA MACRINE
18:15 – 18:30
Closing Remarks
NANA OBAYASHI
NANA OBAYASHI
18:30 – 20:00
Coffee Break and Breakout Sessions
Chair: XIANG WANG
Chair: XIANG WANG
20 MARCH 2026
Afternoon Session
12:00 – 12:15
Introduction
SAREUM KIM
SAREUM KIM
12:15 – 13:00
Plenary Talk:
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALIJARED CREGG
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALIJARED CREGG
13:00 – 14:30
Panel Talks:
BOYUAN CHEN
JOHN RIEFFEL
ANDRES F. ARRIETA
BOYUAN CHEN
JOHN RIEFFEL
ANDRES F. ARRIETA
14:30 – 14:45
Closing Remarks
NANA OBAYASHI
NANA OBAYASHI
14:45 – 16:15
Break-out Sessions
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALI
Chair: ARSEN ABDULALI
Day 1 — March 19, 2026
14:30–16:00
Chair: Saba Firouznia, Michael Ishida
Predicting Haptic Consequences using Air-Perturbed Optical Flow
Barry Mulvey — Imperial College LondonToward Morphological Intelligence
Daniil Filimonov — New York UniversityCockroaches use force sensing to traverse cluttered terrains with the least effort: insights from robophysical modeling
Chen Li — Johns Hopkins UniversityMorphological Learning with Differentiable Simulation
Jiong Lin — Columbia UniversitySafety Guardrails on the embodied and autonomous systems
Krishnakumar Gurumurthy — Laniakea StudioThe central and collective control of sea star locomotion
Theodora Po — University of California, San Diego, Scripps Institution of OceanographyWirelessly Powered Zero Net Magnetic Torque Motor for Tissue Regenerating Robotic Implant
Zihan Zhao — University of Sheffield
18:30–20:00
Chair: Xiang Wang
Tunable Variable Stiffness for Featherstar Inspired Robot
Magan Lee — New York UniversityNavigation, Affordance Perception, and the Ethics of Comprehension: Common Currencies Between Spatial and Epistemic Intelligence
Jes Parent — Cognition Futures, JOPROA Physics-Based Simulation of Octopus Robot Locomotion Using Central Pattern Generators
Jilai Cui — University of Illinois at Urbana ChampaignHow orb-weaving spiders use dynamic leg crouching to sense prey on a web: insights from robophysical modeling
Eugene Lin — Johns Hopkins UniversityAI-Guided Resetting of Memories in Gene Regulatory Network Models: biomedical and evolutionary implications
Federico Pigozzi — Tufts UniversityWhy hovering is costly: Inherent Instability and Active Control of Posture in Polypterus
Yuchen Gong — University of California, San DiegoNavigating a Crowded Foraging Patch
Patrick Govoni — Humboldt-Universität zu BerlinDay 2 — March 20, 2026
14:45–16:15
Chair: Arsen Abdulali
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Lekan Molu — Molux LabsBoids, Braitenberg Vehicles, and Biocybernetics: a comparative view of artificial embodied paradigms
Bradly Alicea — Orthogonal Research and Education LabTowards the Unification of the Output Space in End-to-End Autonomous Driving
Jorge Daniel Rodríguez-Vidal — Computer Vision Center & Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaEnabling Embodied Intelligence at the Interface of Advanced Materials and Light
Rana Faryad Ali — Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe Role of Biosignals in Embodied Intelligence for Social Human-Robot Interaction
Suzanne Oliver — New York UniversityTraining Burst Dynamics of In-Vitro Cortical Neurons via Virtual Embodiment
Wesley Clawson — Tufts UniversityMaximizing van der Waals Contact in Gecko-Inspired Grippers for Complex Object Geometries via Compliant Backing
James Farmer — Queen Mary University of LondonControlled Coiling Dynamics in Soft Tentacle Actuators
Rashmi Wijesundara — University of North Texas-
Vaughn Gzenda — Toronto Metropolitan University-
Douglas Palumbo — Cornell UniversityComparing terrestrial locomotion strategies of amphibious fish using robophysical models
Gargi Sadalgekar — Johns Hopkins University