Tucker Hermans
Scholar

Tucker Hermans

Google Scholar ID: G5_VFfkAAAAJ
Associate Professor, School of Computing, University of Utah; Senior Research Scientist, NVIDIA
RoboticsManipulationRobot LearningMotion PlanningArtificial Intelligence
Citations & Impact
All-time
Citations
2,939
 
H-index
32
 
i10-index
55
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
122
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Multiple papers accepted to top-tier venues including CoRL, RSS, ICRA, IROS, IEEE T-RO, IEEE RA-L, and IJRR
  • 2025: "Fail2Progress: Learning from Real-World Robot Failures with Stein Variational Inference" accepted to CoRL 2025
  • 2025: "Learning Multimodal Probabilistic Models of Manipulation Skill Effects" accepted to CoRL 2025 LSRW Workshop
  • 2025: "Differentiable GPU-Parallelized Task and Motion Planning" accepted to RSS 2025
  • 20225: "Points2Plans: From Point Clouds to Long-Horizon Plans with Composable Relational Dynamics" accepted to ICRA 2025
  • 2024: "Magnetic Manipulation of Unknown and Complex Conductive Nonmagnetic Objects with Application in the Remediation of Space Debris" published in IJRR
  • 2024: "DextrAH-G: Pixels-to-Action Dexterous Arm-Hand Grasping with Geometric Fabrics" accepted to CoRL 2024
  • 2024: "Position Regulation of a Conductive Nonmagnetic Object with Two Stationary Field Sources" published in IEEE T-RO
  • 2024: Two papers accepted to IROS 2024: "V-PRISM" and "L4KDE"
  • 2024: Three papers accepted to ICRA 2024 on deformable object manipulation, reasoning about unobserved objects, and visual robustness with point clouds
  • 2024: "Pick and Place Pl..." accepted to IEEE RA-L (title incomplete)
Background
  • Professor at the Kahlert School of Computing, University of Utah
  • Affiliated with the University of Utah Robotics Center and the Utah Center for Data Science
  • Director of the Utah Learning Lab for Manipulation Autonomy (LL4MA Lab)
  • Research focuses on autonomous learning, planning, and perception for robot manipulation
  • Particularly interested in enabling robots to autonomously discover and manipulate previously unknown objects