Erik Bauer
PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford
I am a roboticist working towards more intelligent and helpful machines. Currently, I am a PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford, advised by Prof. Marco Pavone. My broad goal is to build systematic connections between data, models and runtime performance, and to turn them into actionable insights for data collection, policy learning and deployment.
Prior to joining Stanford, I finished my master's in Robotics, Systems & Control at ETH Zurich, in the Soft Robotics Lab with Prof. Robert Katzschmann and Elvis Nava, working on aerial manipulation and dexterous manipulation.
News
- Oct 2026Behavior Graphs is out on arXiv.
- Jul 2026Smooth Operator is out on arXiv.
- Jan 2026Latent Action Diffusion was accepted to ICRA 2026.
- Sep 2025Started my PhD in Computer Science at Stanford.
- Jun 2025Latent Action Diffusion and mimic-one are out on arXiv.
- Sep 2024Our open-source aerial manipulation platform was accepted to CoRL 2024.
Publications
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An Open-Source Soft Robotic Platform for Autonomous Aerial Manipulation in the Wild
Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL), 2024
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BEAM: Bilevel Evaluation and Analysis of Multi-Object-Tracking Under Latency
IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC), 2024