Rosario is a PhD candidate at the University of Washington in
Machine Learning & Robotics. His research, in the
Robot Learning Lab, applies machine learning and optimization to continual learning, reinforcement learning, large-scale physics-based simulation, and the science of transferring learned behaviors to physical systems.
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Selected works +16 more
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Preprint 2026
A Balanced Data Diet: Addressing the Bottleneck in Mega-Scale RL for Robot Control (SGS) tl;drBalancing the data mix, not just scaling, enables effective learning with >1M+ parallel rollouts.
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ICRA 2025
Using non-expert data to robustify imitation learning via offline reinforcement learning (RISE) tl;drOffline RL on cheap non-expert data makes imitation policies robust to mistakes experts never demonstrate.
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ICLR 2025 @ CoRL WS
Model predictive adversarial imitation learning for planning from observation (MPAIL) tl;drPairing model-predictive control with adversarial imitation lets a robot plan from observation alone, no action labels.
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CoRL 2025
Demonstrating Wheeled Lab: Modern Sim2Real for Low-cost, Open-source Wheeled Robotics
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ICRA 2024
Toward Self-Righting and Recovery in the Wild: Challenges and Benchmarks
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ICRA 2024
Open X-Embodiment: Robotic learning datasets and RT-X models
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RSS 2024
DROID: A large-scale in-the-wild robot manipulation dataset
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CoRL 2024 Workshop
Parental Guidance: Efficient Lifelong Learning through Evolutionary Distillation (PG-1)
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ICRA 2023
GuILD: Guided Incremental Local Densification for Accelerated Sampling-based Motion Planning
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IJRR 2018
Natural language instructions for human-robot collaborative manipulation
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