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# Display name | ||
title: Gustavo Fuentevilla | ||
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# Full name (for SEO) | ||
first_name: Jorge Gustavo | ||
last_name: Pérez Fuentevilla | ||
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# Username (this should match the folder name) | ||
authors: | ||
- gustavofuentevilla | ||
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# Is this the primary user of the site? | ||
superuser: false | ||
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# Role/position | ||
role: PhD Student | ||
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# Organizations/Affiliations | ||
organizations: | ||
- name: University of Trento | ||
url: 'https://webapps.unitn.it/du/en/Persona/PER0277918' | ||
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# Short bio (displayed in user profile at end of posts) | ||
bio: PhD student interested in mobile manipulation and active sensing algorithms for collaborative robots. | ||
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interests: | ||
- Mobile manipulators | ||
- Motion planning | ||
- Active sensing | ||
- Ergodic control | ||
- Robot manipulation | ||
- Estimation and control for collaborative robots | ||
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education: | ||
courses: | ||
- course: MSc in Electrical Engineering | ||
institution: Center for research and advanced studies of the national polytechnic institute (CINVESTAV-IPN) | ||
year: 2022 | ||
- course: BSc in Mechatronics Engineering | ||
institution: Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) | ||
year: 2019 | ||
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# Social/Academic Networking | ||
# For available icons, see: https://docs.hugoblox.com/getting-started/page-builder/#icons | ||
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link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavo-fuentevilla/ | ||
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link: https://scholar.google.it/citations?hl=en&user=TAOg_wwAAAAJ | ||
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link: https://github.com/gustavofuentevilla | ||
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- PhD Students | ||
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Gustavo is a current PhD student in the Department of Industrial Engineering. His research work and experience includes mobile manipulation control design, analysis, and coordination. Currently working in active sensing algorithms for collaborative robots, safe motion planning and ergodic control. One of his main interests and motivation is combining classical design with novel AI approaches for robotic issues. |
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title: Virtual Seminar Prof. Andrea Del Prete | ||
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event: Seminar "Globally Optimal and Safe Robot Control" | ||
event_url: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZHZ0zE2q8QiXXyLHZETxacUszOmrpWBfUZXTWs3IAHs/edit?tab=t.0 | ||
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location: Virtual | ||
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# street: 450 Serra Mall | ||
# city: Stanford | ||
# region: CA | ||
# postcode: '94305' | ||
# country: United States | ||
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summary: First seminar of the 2024/2025 virtual seminar series of the IEEE RAS TC on Model-based Optimization for Robotics. | ||
# abstract: We are thrilled to announce our participation in the **I-RIM 3D 2024** conference. Our team has several exciting activities planned! | ||
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authors: [andreadelprete] | ||
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## Upcoming Seminar | ||
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**Organizers**: [IEEE RAS TC on Model-based Optimization for Robotics](https://www.tcoptrob.org/) | ||
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**Speaker**: [Andrea Del Prete](/author/andrea-delprete/) | ||
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**Title**: Globally Optimal and Safe Robot Control | ||
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**Abstract**: In recent years, advanced data-driven control methods are unlocking the potential of complex robotics systems, and we can expect this trend to continue at an exponential rate in the near future. However, these methods present two major shortcomings. First, their training process is excessively data hungry and strongly dependent on the exploration strategy. Second, the resulting policies cannot ensure constraint satisfaction (i.e. safety). In this talk I will discuss how we are using tools from optimal control to address these two issues. | ||
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First, I will present "Continuous Actor Critic with Trajectory Optimization" (CACTO), a novel algorithm that combines Trajectory Optimization (TO) and Reinforcement Learning (RL). CACTO learns a control policy via TO-guided RL policy search. Our method is validated on several non-convex problems with different robotic systems. Our results show the great capabilities of CACTO in escaping local minima, while being more sample-efficient than DDPG and PPO. To address the issue of safety, a well-known tool is the control-invariant set (a.k.a. safe set). Unfortunately, for nonlinear systems, such sets can only be approximated. I will present some novel MPC schemes that guarantee safety under weaker assumptions than classic methods. Our key idea is to make the safe-set constraint move backward (i.e. recede) over the horizon. We evaluated our approaches on simulated robot manipulators, empirically demonstrating that they lead to less constraint violations, while retaining good tracking cost and computation times. | ||
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**Date**: Thursday, December 5th 2024 | ||
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**Time**: 09:00-10:00 AM EST | ||
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**Link**: [here](https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/j/91247893326?pwd=L2JWU21aQzc4cU1ZQklEb0QrWGQvdz09) |