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Robotic Systems Lab

@leggedrobotics

The Robotic Systems Lab designs machines, creates actuation principles, and builds up control technologies for autonomous operation in challenging environments.
Zurich, Switzerland rsl.ethz.ch Joined March 2016
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Robotic Systems Lab @leggedrobotics
Our new work WayTrace: an off-the-shelf VLM, an onboard trace model, and an RL policy take a robot from web-map directions to 2.35 km of real-world missions in Zurich.

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We gave a robot the walking directions you'd get from a web map.

Then we let it find its own way through Zurich: crosswalks, stairs, crowded streets, construction sites, 2.35 km in total.

Introducing WayTrace 馃У馃憞
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In our latest work @corl_conf, we present ADAPT: an end-to-end framework for interactive, text-conditioned humanoid control, in contrast to dominant pipelines that generate kinematic motions for a separate RL tracker. 馃

馃寪 wuyan01.github.io/ADAPT-project/

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Dominant text-to-motion pipelines generate kinematic motions for a separate tracker.

Instead, in our @corl_conf work ADAPT, we solve humanoid language control end-to-end closed-loop, where the robot must continuously respond to changing commands.

馃寪Page: wuyan01.github.io/ADAPT-project/
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We hope to change ideas on how perception should integrated in rough terrain locomotion with our latest work

Watch Your Step: Anticipated Perception for Humanoid Locomotion

We predict and perceive only where it matters.

馃寪 leggedrobotics.github.io/watch-your-step
馃摲 arxiv.org/abs/2610.29612
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We only care about where our feet are about to land when we walk. Why shouldn鈥檛 humanoids?

Introducing Anticipated Perception for Humanoid Locomotion, anticipating upcoming footholds and perceiving only the terrain patches that matter for next step.馃懀

馃寪 leggedrobotics.github.io/watch-your-step
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Introducing DeFM: a foundation model for depth images, built for robotics.

Weights, code and a browser demo are out!
Vision foundation models like DINO and SigLip now power much of robot learning.

But they are built for RGB. What about depth?

Introducing DeFM: a foundation model for depth images, built for robotics.

馃寪 de-fm.github.io

Weights, code, and demo are out today 馃У
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