Topic: real hardware

Pursue independent robotics research across soft and biohybrid robots, locomotion, manipulation, perception, human–robot interaction and computational design. The fellowship includes opportunities to develop learning methods on real hardware and mentor students.

The conference connects theoretical advances in quantum computing with the capabilities and constraints of real hardware. Academic and industrial researchers will discuss applied theory and pathways toward useful quantum-computing applications. The planned format combines keynote and industry talks with contributed research presentations and posters, creating opportunities to compare practical challenges with new algorithmic and theoretical approaches.