Tencent demoing their quadrupeds! https://youtu.be/upfTjzcEX58

Definitely inspiring work and reminds of the demo from Deepak Pathak and team at #CoRL2022

How do they control it? Any recent papers from the team?

This is happening soon in the oral session at #CoRL2022

Tune in live at (reg req'd) https://pheedloop.com/CoRL2022/virtual/?page=channels&section=SESXCXBZIC492VTF0

Check out the paper: https://openreview.net/forum?id=VD0nXUG5Qk

RT @HaoyuXiong1@twitter.com

hey #CoRL2022 @corl_conf@twitter.com friends! I will give a presentation on http://robotube.org #RoboTube at 2 pm (oral session 6) in OGG-FPAA and a poster session at 4 pm (paper number #1) in OGG.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/HaoyuXiong1/status/1604097958026231808

I am so very stoked that @corl_conf@twitter.com - interdisciplinary meeting in robotics, vision and ml -- where I feel at home -- will actually be at my academic home next year.

I am so excited to meet all my friends.

RT @corl_conf@twitter.com

The cat is out of the bag! We'll be in Atlanta next year. #CoRL2022 #CoRL2023

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/corl_conf/status/1603644788376485888

In case you have missed our announcement yesterday! #Atlanta @GeorgiaTech #CoRL2022 #CoRL2023

https://twitter.com/markus_with_k/status/1603884449988583426?t=831IK3FfCnQZM4nrWE6PyQ&s=19

Going to our conference dinner today #CoRL2022? Pick up your band at the reception!

These will also be handed out in the buses. But if you're driving, walking etc: Get yours now!

RT @WiMLworkshop@twitter.com

Following the success of our NeurIPS2022 initiative to bring visibility to the women researchers who are working in our community and their research work, we are here to explore the research at #CoRL2022.

#WiML #ML #WomenInSTEM

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/WiMLworkshop/status/1603178318584598528

I will be in Auckland for #CoRL2022. Excited for the first conference of my PhD in person! I'm looking forward to connecting with the robotics researchers here, please feel free to ping me if you want to meet!

At #Corl2022 and want a simple way to adapt neural models to changing contexts? Check out our poster on Friday. arxiv.org/abs/2210.15779 work led by Pamela Carreno-Medran, with Dana Kulic.

New robotics benchmark ready for #CoRL2022. Solve this Rubik's cube!

Time to announce our #robotics lab tours at @AucklandUni during #CoRL2022

The labs:
https://newdexterity.org/labs/

Please register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflQXHr-hCZ2MT0fmM9vhpdcgL1vT2RPYM7yhASaEQcYOCl7A/viewform

Hungry? Don't worry, we have you covered for #CoRL2022!

https://corl2022.org/conference-menu/

Fantastic work by our local chair Minas Liarokapis and team!

One week left to #CoRL2022! We're going hybrid this year, so you can always join us virtually!

corl2022.org/registration/

Less than two weeks to #CoRL2022!

We have nearly 600 registrations (~80% in-person!)

Join us and register for in-person attendance until December 7th. Or later for virtual attendance!

Looking forward to seeing everyone in #Auckland!

Not at #NeurIPS22 this week but looking forward to catching up with everyone in Auckland for #CoRL2022 @corl_conf !

First in-person conference in a very long time!

Who's coming to Auckland for #CoRL2022 @corl_conf?

Time to catch up!

One month left until #CoRL2022! Here is the final tutorial:

Jeanette Bohg @leto__jean (@Stanford) is joining us to talk about
“Representations and Representation Learning in Robotics”

corl2022.org/speakers/

One month left until #CoRL2022! Here is second tutorial:

Fabio Ramos (University of Sydney / @nvidia) is joining us to talk about
“Simulation-Based Probabilistic Inference for Domain Randomization and Sim2Real Transfer”

corl2022.org/speakers/

One month left until #CoRL2022! Here is first tutorial:

Takayuki Osa (University of Tokyo) is joining us to talk about
“Dealing with the objective function with multiple extrema in robot learning”

corl2022.org/speakers/

RT @pathak2206
After 3yrs of locomotion research, we report a major update in our #CoRL2022 (Oral) paper: vision-based locomotion.

Our small, safe, low-cost robot can walk almost any terrain: high stairs, stepping stones, gaps, rocks.

Stair for this robot is like climbing walls for humans.

One month left until #CoRL2022! Here is the third keynote:

Bruce MacDonald (@AucklandUni ) is joining us to talk about
“Robotics in NZ”

corl2022.org/speakers/

https://twitter.com/corl_conf/status/1592487822040059906?t=3_od2pOawfTrFZLg08voag&s=19