Jaden Clark

Jaden Clark is a Masters student in Computer Science at Stanford University, specializing in AI and robotics.35 He is currently working as a Research Assistant in the Multi-Robot Systems Lab at Stanford University School of Engineering.12

Research Interests and Focus

Jaden's research interests include:

• Robot learning
• Mobile, interactive robots
• Agile quadrupeds
• Multi-robot systems
• Optimization

He is particularly focused on developing novel methods for multi-robot motion planning in real-world environments.1 One of his recent projects involved designing and deploying new algorithms for robots to efficiently survey penguin populations in Antarctica.1

Academic Background

• Currently pursuing a Masters degree in Computer Science at Stanford University35
• Admitted to the program in Autumn 20215
• Specializing in AI and robotics3

Research Advisors

Jaden is advised by:

• Dr. Dorsa Sadigh
• Dr. Mac Schwager
• Dr. Karen Liu (for work on agile quadrupeds)3

Additional Information

Jaden is passionate about the intersection of zoology, engineering/computer science, and environmental studies. He maintains a strong interest in animals and their connection to his robotics work.6

On his LinkedIn profile (username: jaden-clark-9827031a3), Jaden describes himself as a researcher in robotics and AI at Stanford University, focusing on developing mobile, interactive robots that can learn from diverse experiences.4