Brain and Brawn: 1st Workshop on Robot Hardware-Aware Intelligence
🤖 Best Workshop Demo Award 🤖 Touch in the Wild: Learning Fine-Grained Manipulation with a Portable Visuo-Tactile Gripper We invite contributions and discussions on topics related to hardware-aware intelligence, including: MIT Toyota Research Institute ETH Zürich Stanford University Tsinghua University University of Washington Physical Intelligence (π) We invite both paper submissions and hardware demo submissions. Submissions should follow the guidelines below: We invite 4–8 page papers in the RSS 2025 paper format. Submissions will be single-blind. All accepted papers will be presented as posters during the workshop. A subset of papers will be selected for 3-minute spotlight talks. References and supplementary materials are not counted towards the page limit. Submission Link: OpenReview submission We encourage the submission of hardware demonstrations, which will be presented interactively at the workshop to foster hands-on engagement with attendees. Submissions will be single-blind
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