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Galbot and Tsinghua University collaborators won the Best Entertainment and Amusement Paper Award at IROS 2026. The project, nicknamed LATENT, teaches humanoid robots to return tennis forehands using imperfect motion data. Peking University and Shanghai AI Laboratory joined the team. The main conference closed in Pittsburgh on September 30.
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