Xing Li
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Xing Li is a roboticist with a background in machine learning and learning from demonstration. His research revolves around how robots can acquire complex, contact-rich manipulation skills from very limited human demonstrations and generalize them to new objects and situations.
He joined SCIoI as a doctoral researcher in August 2020 under the supervision of Prof. Oliver Brock.
At SCIoI, he studied how robots can learn complex, contact-rich manipulation tasks from very limited human demonstrations. His work focused on helping robots generalize what they have learned to new objects and situations. His doctoral thesis (see below), examines how environmental constraints can help robots build general manipulation policies from a single demonstration.
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Doctoral Thesis
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Science of Intelligence Fair 2023




