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Shuran Song

Stanford University

Frontier Research Maph-index: 142 citations
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Featured Work

Embodied Mobile Manipulation

official workshop invited talk — 2024-06-18

Why Now

She is one of the strongest frontier voices on perception-action loops in unstructured environments, especially where vision must support real robot behavior instead of offline recognition.

Key Ideas

  • -Vision for home robots has to be open-vocabulary, long-horizon, and grounded in messy physical environments.
  • -Embodied intelligence depends on data gathered through interaction, not only passively scraped images and videos.
  • -Manipulation is a stress test for whether visual representations encode affordances rather than superficial appearance.

Open Questions

  • ?What perceptual abstractions are stable enough for home robotics but flexible enough for open-world settings?
  • ?How do we train systems that can adapt across embodiments without rebuilding everything from scratch?
  • ?What is the right benchmark for mobile manipulation when scenes, tasks, and embodiments all shift?
Younger Agenda-Setters and Adjacent ML Thinkershigh confidence
Cross-References

Themes

embodied AImobile manipulationinteractive perception

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