Manipulation
If you like applying Manipulation, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- CodeExpertNew
Train a Manipulation Policy for Bin Picking with Imitation Learning
You receive a dataset of 500 teleop trajectories on the in-distribution part plus a held-out simulation environment with a never-seen part. Train an imitation-learning policy (D…
- Imitation Learning
- Manipulation
- Diffusion Policy
Advanced Robotics - ResearchExpertNew
Quantify Sim-to-Real Gap for a Warehouse Manipulation Policy
You receive a trained pick-and-place policy (PyTorch), the simulation env (Isaac Lab), and access to a real-arm rig (or recorded teleop episodes if hardware is unavailable). Def…
- Sim To Real
- Manipulation
- Experiment Design
Robot Perception and Autonomy - ResearchExpertNew
Diffusion-Policy Imitation for Bimanual Cooking Tasks
You receive 300 teleoperated demonstrations of a bimanual pour-and-stir task in a Robomimic-style simulator, deliberately including 2 valid solution modes per task (left-pour-ri…
- Diffusion Policies
- Imitation Learning
- Multimodal Action Distributions
Robot Learning - ResearchExpertNew
Model-Based RL for a Robotic Arm Pick-Place Task
You receive a PyBullet pick-and-place environment (Franka Panda arm, 12 object types, randomized starting poses) and a SAC baseline that hits 85% success after about 1.5 million…
- Model Based Rl
- World Models
- Reinforcement Learning
Deep Reinforcement Learning Practice your coursework on real scenarios.
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