Bimanual Manipulation and Teleoperation of the CURI Human-like Robot
Join Prof. Fei Chen as he explores advanced bimanual manipulation and teleoperation techniques shaping the future of intelligent human-like robots in this expert-led robotics session.
As robotics rapidly shifts toward systems that can safely assist, collaborate, and adapt in human environments, the ability to perform coordinated, human-like actions has become a defining frontier. From precision assembly to remote intervention, bimanual manipulation and intuitive teleoperation are unlocking new levels of dexterity and autonomy in modern robots.
In this webinar, hosted by Franka Robotics, Prof. Fei Chen, one of the leading voices in collaborative and humanoid robotics—shares how the CURI human-like robot is advancing this frontier through innovative control, interaction, and teleoperation strategies. Join us to explore the technologies shaping the next generation of intelligent, versatile robotic systems.
Event Details
đź“… Date: December 10, 2025
Location | Virtual (Join from anywhere) |
Time | 10 AM (CET) |
Who should attend
Industrial automation leaders exploring next-generation collaborative robotic systems
Robotics engineers and researchers working on manipulation, teleoperation, or human–robot interaction
Developers and integrators interested in dexterous, human-like robotic capabilities
Academics and students studying advanced control, bimanual manipulation, or humanoid robotics
Innovation teams assessing emerging robotic technologies for real-world applications
About the Speaker
 | Prof. Fei Chen, Head of the Collaborative and Versatile Robots Laboratory at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, focuses his research on humanoid bimanual manipulation and human-robot collaboration. Prior to joining CUHK, he led research efforts at the Italian Institute of Technology and contributed to numerous European, Italian, and Hong Kong projects. With more than 100 publications, he is also deeply engaged in the IEEE community, serving in key leadership roles across major international robotics conferences and technical committees. In his talk on Bimanual Manipulation and Teleoperation of the CURI Human-like Robot, he highlights how advanced control and interaction strategies are shaping the next generation of intelligent, versatile robotic systems. |
Why you should attend
- Learn how bimanual manipulation enables more complex, human-level tasks in collaborative robotics
- Understand cutting-edge control and interaction strategies used in the CURI human-like robot
- Discover how researchers working on advanced manipulation can benefit from using a highly sensitive cobot arm that complements bimanual teleoperation studies.
