Intelligent Autonomy Lab A robotics, learning, and controls research lab at Yale University.

Research

Robotic systems have the potential to enhance our way of life and solve some of the world’s most difficult problems—but in doing so they encounter situations unanticipated by the robot designer and software developer. Robots need to be equipped with mechanisms that allow them to respond to the unknown reliably to guarantees their success.

We are interested in discovering principles for robots to adapt and learn in real-time through negotiating and responding to their environment. Specifically, our research seeks to analyze and discover principled methods that enable robots to curiously explore, interact, and learn in novel scenarios with minimal data, compute, and with strong performance and reliability guarantees.

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2024

Scale-Invariant Specifications for Human–Swarm Systems
Scale-Invariant Specifications for Human–Swarm Systems
Joel Meyer, Ahalya Prabhakar, Allison Pinosky, Ian Abraham, Annalisa Taylor, ..., Giovani Diniz, Brendan Teich, Borislava Simidchieva, Shane Clark, Todd Murphey
IEEE Transactions on Field Robotics   ·   01 Jan 2024   ·   doi:10.55417/fr.2023011

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