MessyMem on Compact Long-Term Memory for Agentic Robots Hits CoRL 2026 Main Poster
leto__jean · x · 2026-11-11
Anuvabanwasi will present MessyMem at CoRL 2026, a project on how agentic robots can build compact long-term memory. It was also selected as a Spotlight (top 6) at the SISREN workshop.
- Main poster: Nov 9, 5–6:30 PM, Griffin 2F, #45
- SISREN Workshop Spotlight talk: Nov 12, 3:05–3:35 PM, JW 306
Related event: Stanford's MessyMem enables lifelong robot learning, accepted at CoRL 2026(3 posts)→
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