Marco Hutter
Marco Hutter is an associate professor for robotic systems at ETH Zurich, where he directs the Robotic Systems Lab and the Center for Robotics. He also leads the Zurich office of the Robotics and AI Institute, founded by Marc Raibert. He is best known for developing legged robots such as the ANYmal quadruped and has co-founded multiple spin-offs including ANYbotics AG, Gravis Robotics AG, and SwissMile Robotics AG.
“The ANYmal door-traversal deployment follows the 'motion-imitation pipeline from [35]'”
Source→“Marco Hutter's work on the ANYmal robot is heavily cited (references [1], [4], [13], [14], [18]). He is a dominant figure in legged robotics, and his platforms serve as the primary benchmark for rugged, outdoor quadruped locomotion.”
Source→“Marco Hutter's work on the ANYmal robot is heavily cited (references [1], [4], [13], [14], [18]). He is a dominant figure in legged robotics”
Source→“TactSpace: Learning a Physics-enriched Shared Latent Space for Tactile Sim-to-Real Transfer”
Source→“Hutter's lab (ANYbotics spinout, Atlas-scale legged systems) increasingly intersects with dexterous manipulation. His involvement signals that tactile sensing for contact-rich manipulation is becoming a first-class research priority at RSL”
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