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FRANKA RESEARCH 3

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5:00 - 6:00 PM (CET) • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11

UNLOCKING GENERALIZATION FOR ROBOTICS VIA MODULARITY AND SCALE
with Murtaza Dalal

In the approaching webinar, Murtaza, a final year PhD Candidate At Carnegie Mellon University, will focus on building generalist robot systems by integrating modularity with large-scale learning. He will explain how combining modular planning, learned control, and scene generation enables robots to perform complex, multi-stage tasks from text instructions. This approach tackles key challenges in robotics, such as multimodality, limited data, and safety concerns, pushing the limits of robot capabilities for diverse, real-world applications.
About Franka

THE REFERENCE PLATFORM FOR AI AND ROBOTICS RESEARCH. GLOBALLY.

Franka Robotics is a German, research-driven robotics company headquartered in Munich and operating globally. Founded in 2016, it is part of the Agile Robots SE group since 2023.


Our mission is to enable the growing community of robotics and AI professionals to shape a pivotal moment in human evolution: giving AI a robot body. We achieve this by developing the reference robotics platform that facilitates big-thinkers to explore, collaborate, create and share – thereby driving continuous advancements in robotics and AI.


Franka Robotics’ endeavor is contributing to a bright future where capable AI-powered robots coexist and work alongside us, enhancing everyone’s lives and progressing society.

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