This article acknowledges the contributions of various individuals and teams to a collaborative project. It also includes links to relevant profiles and project information.
Key points
• Recognition of Yitong and Guang's contributions.
• Acknowledgement of support from Dale, Paarth, Kuni, Huan Zhang, and Katherine.
• Expression of gratitude to advisor Yunzhu Li for ongoing support and guidance.
Sources
YXWangBot - Project lead
Huan Zhang - Collaborator
Yunzhu Li - Advisor
Project Update - Project details
Robotics - Physical AI Presentation
This article summarizes a presentation on Physical AI and intelligent robotics, featuring a discussion with Unitree and Auki Labs representatives. The author represented Persona AI.
Key points
• Presentation on Physical AI and its implications for intelligent robotics.
• Focus on the future of robotics with bipedal locomotion.
• Collaboration with Unitree and Auki Labs.
Sources
Persona AI - Company represented
Nicolaus Radford - Speaker
Auki Labs - Collaborator
SuperAI 2025 - Conference
Tactile Sensing - 3D-Printable Tactile Sensor
This article introduces eFlesh, a 3D-printable, customizable tactile sensor designed to simplify the integration of touch sensors into robotics.
Key points
• Addresses the difficulty of integrating touch sensors in robotics.
• eFlesh offers 3D-printability and customizability.
• Simplifies the process of adding tactile sensing to robots.
Sources
Mrinal Verghese - Possibly involved
Raunaq - Possibly involved

AI Research - Addressing Research Debt
This article discusses a Stanford talk highlighting the accumulation of "research debt" in the AI community, advocating for a shift towards more robust and less flashy approaches.
Key points
• Emphasis on a Stanford talk about research debt in AI.
• Comparison of research debt to technical debt.
• Call for a move away from flashy demos towards more robust methods.
Sources
Stanford Talk - Video of the talk
Zhutian Yang - Possibly involved
Danfei Xu - Possibly involved
Robotics - Overnight Projects
This article describes several projects undertaken in a single night, focusing on gamification, integration testing, and automation in robotics and smart home applications.
Key points
• Gamification of the Altruist onboarding experience.
• Integration tests with a RISC-V smart home server.
• Automation setup for an air purifier based on outdoor sensor data.
Sources
- Ens Rationis - Author

Embodied Agents - GENEA Workshop
This article announces the GENEA Workshop focusing on co-speech generation for embodied agents, with a call for paper submissions.
Key points
• Workshop focuses on co-speech generation for embodied agents.
• Emphasis on the importance of nonverbal communication.
• Paper submission deadline is July 9th.
Sources
GENEA Workshop - Workshop website
Oya Celik Tutan - Possibly involved

Robotics - Happy Hour Event
This article summarizes a successful happy hour event that brought together researchers, engineers, and robotics companies.
Key points
• Networking event featuring DCG, NUS Engineering, and Unitree Robotics.
• Focus on the intersection of deep research, real robots, and human interaction.
• Attendees included builders, deployers, and enthusiasts.
Sources
OpenMind AGI - Host
DCG - Attendee
NUS Singapore - Attendee
Unitree Robotics - Attendee
SuperAI Conference - Conference
Robotics - Casper Robot Sidekick
This article introduces Casper, a robot sidekick designed to proactively assist users based on inferred needs and intentions.
Key points
• Casper anticipates user needs and proactively offers assistance.
• Focuses on active sensing rather than passive command reception.
• Maintains user control while providing support.
Sources
Zahi Kakish - Possibly involved
Huihan Liu - Possibly involved

Robot Control - Steering Robot Behavior
This article discusses the challenge of controlling powerful robot models trained on large-scale data to align with user intent and deployment needs.
Key points
• Focus on controlling powerful robot models trained on large datasets.
• Importance of aligning robot behavior with user intent and preferences.
• Exploration of methods to steer and control robot behavior effectively.
Sources
Zahi Kakish - Possibly involved
Song Shuran - Possibly involved

Robot Control - Prompting with the Future
This article introduces "Prompting with the Future," an MPC framework combining a pretrained VLM with an interactive digital twin for more effective robot control in open-world scenarios.
Key points
• Focuses on solving tasks requiring semantic and physical reasoning.
• Utilizes a combination of pretrained VLM and interactive digital twin.
• Enables grounded, open-world robot control with limited data.
Sources
RK Jenamani - Possibly involved
Tritium Ac - Possibly involved
