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ICRA 2024 at Yokohama, Japan

  • May 28, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 8, 2025

INRoL successfully presented their latest research findings at ICRA 2024 in Yokohama, Japan.

 

  • Jaeu Choe presented his work on “Sequential Trajectory Optimization for Externally-Actuated Modular Manipulators with Joint Locking,” which was selected as a finalist for Best Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Paper Award (Youtube).


  • Hyelim Choi presented her work on “Online 3D Edge Reconstruction of Wiry Structures from Monocular Image Sequences,” which was also published at IEEE Robotics & Automation Letters, 2023 (Open Access, Youtube).


  • Minhyeong Lee presented his work on “Efficient Clothoid Tree-Based Local Path Planning for Self-Driving Robots” (Youtube).


  • Seongwook Baik presented Dr. Jeon’s work on “Planned Trajectory Classification for Wheeled Mobile Robots to Prevent Rollover and Slip,” which was also published at IEEE Robotics & Automation Letters, 2023 (Open Access, Youtube).


  • Hyelim Choi, Youngseon Lee, and Harim Ji demonstrated their project on “Interactive Simulation of Dexterous Manipulation with Hand Tracking: Robot Hand Bolting and Multi-User Collaborative Simulation in VR” at the ICRA EXPO.


  • Jaehwi Cho presented his work on “Visual-Inertial Pose Estimation of Externally-Actuated Modular Manipulators” in the Late Breaking Results poster session.



 
 
 

63 Comments


ge zhu
4 days ago

Looks like some cool stuff happening at ICRA 2024. Really keen to see how that trajectory optimization research pans out. Also, if you're into image editing, check out this nano banana.

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ge zhu
4 days ago

Interesting stuff at ICRA 2024—some real cutting-edge research in there, huh? By the way, if you’re into AI video generation, check this out for some cool insights on tech that simplifies video creation. seedance 2.0 video

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ge zhu
4 days ago

Sounds like a ton of great work being presented at ICRA. Always inspiring to see innovation in robotics—makes me think about how tools like this could really help visualize progress. Check out this cool way to compare heights for a fun twist on presentations. Compareheights

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ge zhu
4 days ago

Sounds like a great showcase of innovations at ICRA 2024. That project on VR collaborations sounds wild; wish I could’ve seen it live. You should check out this cool generator for a random twist in your next game session, might inspire some ideas too. Randompokegen

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