Jaden Clark
Jaden Clark is a PhD student in AI and robotics at Stanford University, where he is advised by Shuran Song and Mac Schwager and supported by the Knight-Hennessy Fellowship. His research spans robot foundation models, multimodal sensing, and interactive world models, with publications in venues including CoRL, ICRA, and Robotics: Science and Systems. He also applies robotics to environmental conservation, having developed systems for tracking endangered sharks and surveying wildlife with drones.
“The paper introduces a policy formulation that conditions on observation capture times and action execution times, rather than relying on sequence position as a proxy for time.”
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