Learning to Trust Autonomy Workshop

Research on autonomous systems has seen a rapid advance of learning-based and data-driven approaches, especially for systems that move in the real world (e.g., during navigation, manipulation, and multi-agent coordination). These methods can tackle problems that seemed out of reach just a few years ago. However, their robustness is typically limited to the training scenarios, leaving a challenge when facing the unpredictability of the real world. The goal of the workshop is to foster discussion among researchers, practitioners, and industry stakeholders to answer the critical question:
What will it take to trust and invest in learning-based systems when training data can’t cover every real-world scenario?

Sponsored by the BU Center for Information & Systems Engineering

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Event overview

The workshop will feature academic talks and an industry panel discussion in the morning, together with an F1Tenth autonomous car competition in the afternoon.

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When and where

The Learning to Trust Autonomy Workshop and the F1Tenth Autonomous Racing Competition will be held
on November 22nd, 2024,
at Boston University in Boston, MA

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Featured participants

The workshop includes presentation from academic experts, and an interactive Q&A session with a panel of industry representatives.

Registration

We look forward to see you at Boston University for the Learning to Trust Autonomy Workshop. Click the link to register and join the discussion!

Workshop Attendance and Registration