CoRL 2026 SPIN workshop talk: robots learning through interaction and why structure aids scale
GeorgiaChal · x · 2026-11-12
Researcher Georgia Chal previews her one-hour talk at the #CoRL2026 SPIN workshop on how robots can make better use of what they already know and learn through interaction. Her thesis: "structure can make scale more effective," and plenty of science remains to be done.
She also quips that "even MacGyver needs his fingertips," underscoring the role of dexterous tactile ends in embodied intelligence (work with @letojean).
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