Alessio Rimoldi
PhDETH Zurich
Events
- Arianna Rubino and Frank Kagan Gürkaynak (ETH Zurich) on end-to-end open-source chip design, and Filippo Moro (UZH / ETH Zurich) on co-designing chips and neural networks for autonomous robots.86
- TodaySaid Gürbüz (ETH Zurich) on controllable desktop environments for computer use agents, and Lorenzo Steno (Seldon Technologies) on building RL environments for computer use.
- Dominique Paul (ETH Zurich, Dream Machines) on building robotic AI models for self-serve automation, drawing on six weeks of visits to European factories and learning from demonstrations of physical work.
- Haithem Turki from NVIDIA on photorealistic world models and Omar Sanseviero from Google DeepMind on the open Gemma model family.
- Seif Ismail from Watney Robotics on Conway's Law in robotics and Victor Klemm from ETH Zurich on designing robots with legs, wheels, and arms.
- Francis Engelmann from USI on superquadric representations for world models and Korrawe Karunratanakul from Flexion on versatile character control.
- Michael Neunert from Google DeepMind on efficient models for bringing AI into the real world and Riccardo Maggioni from FORGIS on the intelligence layer for the factory floor.
- Zan Gojcic from NVIDIA on generative reconstruction and Vanessa Sklyarova from ETH Zurich on hairstyle modelling for avatars.
- Antonio Arbues from Loki Robotics on building useful robots in the age of AI and Giacomo Manzoni from Hexagon on imitation learning for dexterous manipulation.
- Paul-Edouard Sarlin from Google on 3D reconstruction for localization and Nando Metzger from ETH Zurich on high-resolution maps.
- Barnabas Gavin Cangan from ETH Zurich on robot hands and Caterina Caccavella from ZHAW and ETH Zurich on bio-inspired active sensing.
- Felix Wimbauer from the Technical University of Munich and Google on understanding the 3D world from videos, and Joan Puigcerver from Google DeepMind on scaling computer vision architectures.
- Linus Scheibenreif from ETH Zurich on self-supervised learning for satellite imagery and Pascal Chang from ETH Zurich and Disney Research on visual anagram generation.
- Xi Wang on egocentric learning and Nikolai Kalischek on diffusion-based panorama generation.
- Barath Daniel Béla from ETH Zurich on GLOMAP and Peter Karkus from NVIDIA Research on autonomous driving in the age of LLMs.
- Julian Schilliger from ETH Zurich on reading ancient papyrus and Nicolas Muntwyler from nunu.ai on visual game agents.
- Lucas Beyer from Google DeepMind on structured computer vision in the age of language models.
- Felix Bauer from SynSense and Songyou Peng from ETH Zurich launch the ZurichCV series.
