Excited to share that SatIR has been accepted to COLM 2026! ๐ Grateful to my incredible collaborators across Stanford and Mayo Clinic. The core idea: for high-stakes retrieval, don't just ask "does this sound relevant?" - ask "is this actually possible?"
Also accepted - DataSTORM from @StanfordOVAL led by @ShichengGLiu , an LLM agent that runs deep research over massive structured databases, turning raw data into coherent analytical narratives (and beating ChatGPT Deep Research): https://t.co/vHY3gGtd9e
๐ In high-stakes domains, a missed search result is not just a search error - it can mean a missed opportunity, delayed decision, or denied service.
Yet most retrieval systems still rank by keywords and embeddings. They can surface candidates that look relevant while missing those that actually satisfy the constraints.
What if an agent could turn those constraints into a retrieval tool that searches for viable options directly?
๐ Project: https://t.co/sdRZD6QCHt
๐ Paper: https://t.co/GfAg16TI2e
With @Yufei_1001, @kelakexyl, @YuChiangWang1, @ChiehJuChao1, and @MonicaSLam. Grateful to our collaborators across Stanford and Mayo Clinic, and to the broader @stanfordnlp and @StanfordHAI communities that helped shape the environment for this work.
#InformationRetrieval #AIAgents
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Mobile manipulation is not just putting arms on wheels. It introduces a different class of challenges, such as partial observability, whole-body interface design.
However, researchers are often held back by hardware setup before they can get to the actual research problems.
I recently wrote a tutorial, https://t.co/tZDCeXGWzE to make the process easier.
With support from hardware vendors, you can now purchase an out-of-box hardware kit directly, without having to build everything from scratch. We also provide a plug-and-play codebase for the robot control, teleoperation, data collection, model training, and inference.
Simple Mobile aims to make mobile manipulators more accessible, save you time, and help you get to the **research part** faster.
Origami Robotics is building high-DOF robotic hands with in-joint motors and a co-designed data-collection glove to eliminate the embodiment gap by collecting high-quality, real-world data at scale.
Congrats on the launch, @DanielXieee and @QuanliangX!
https://t.co/BkzyfawSrg
A few days ago we got in YC W26, and here is we are working on.
Building hardware is hard, but I really like a quote from @yukez: โPeople who are really serious about robot learning should make their own robot hardware.โ
Your bimanual manipulators might need a Robot Neck ๐ค๐ฆ
Introducing Vision in Action: Learning Active Perception from Human Demonstrations
ViA learns task-specific, active perceptual strategiesโsuch as searching, tracking, and focusingโdirectly from human demos, enabling robust visuomotor policies under visual occlusions. ๐งต๐
Check out "๐๐จ๐๐: ๐๐จ๐ง๐ญ๐ซ๐จ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐๐๐ฅ๐ ๐๐๐ฎ๐ฌ๐ฌ๐ข๐๐ง ๐๐ฉ๐ฅ๐๐ญ๐ญ๐ข๐ง๐ " at #CVPR2024! Simplifies 3D object re-animation and scene manipulation. A collaboration between @roboVisionCMU and @fujitsulabs. Learn more ๐ https://t.co/YxouBOErx2 #GaussianSplatting
Explore anatomically precise & controllable facial representations with CoNFies, using NeRF & AFAR! Code & project now online, collab w/ @Heng54578593 & Koichiro Niinuma:
Code: https://t.co/rJuVppuKVU
Project: https://t.co/xEf0o9fw11
#NeRF#CoNFies#AI#DeepLearning#OpenSource
๐ 2/2 papers accepted at #CVPR2023, one as a highlight!๐
Wang et al.: "Deformable NeRF with Optical Flow Supervision" (https://t.co/EdBNhxOfqQ)
Yu et al.: "DyLiN: Making Light Field Networks Dynamic" (https://t.co/94UwaEOzrP)
#NeRF#OpticalFlow#LightFields#AI#computervision