REMM: Revisable Embodied Memory for Manipulation
Authors: Revanth Krishna Senthilkumaran, Ruwan Wickramarachchi, Alessandro Oltramari, Jonathan Francis
Status: Preprint 2026
M.S. Robotics, Carnegie Mellon University
Robot Learning Intern, Bosch Center for AI
I build robot learning systems that reason about physical interaction and transfer manipulation skills across embodiments, tasks, and environments.
My goal is to develop general-purpose manipulation policies that combine perception, reasoning, and action—and can reuse knowledge across different robot bodies rather than learning every skill from scratch.
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At CMU and the Bosch Center for AI, I study embodied reasoning and cross-embodiment robot learning, co-advised by Dr. Jonathan Francis and Prof. Ding Zhao. I am especially interested in how demonstrations, video, and interaction data can help robots acquire manipulation skills that generalize.
Background: Before CMU, I earned a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Purdue and completed internships at AeroVironment as a Robotics Software Engineer and at Prof. Karthik Desingh's Robotics Perception and Manipulation Lab (RPM Lab) at the University of Minnesota. I also conducted research at Purdue's SMART Lab with Prof. Byung-Cheol Min, IDEAS Lab with Prof. Aniket Bera, and the Air Force Research Laboratory with Prof. James Goppert. Outside research, I play piano and love playing and watching sports (check out BallTalk). Every week, I also try finding new food and coffee spots in town!
Authors: Revanth Krishna Senthilkumaran, Ruwan Wickramarachchi, Alessandro Oltramari, Jonathan Francis
Status: Preprint 2026
Authors: Yaru Niu, Zhenlong Fang, Binghong Chen, Shuai Zhou, Revanth K. Senthilkumaran, Hao Zhang, Bingqing Chen, Chen Qiu, H. Eric Tseng, Jonathan Francis, Ding Zhao
Status: IEEE-IROS 2026, RSS WCBM Workshop 2026 (ORAL), RSS SemRob Workshop 2026, RSS Tactile for FM Workshop 2026
Venue: Purdue Spring URC 2023