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Research Area active January 15, 2026

AI Agents & Task Automation

Researching robust AI agent architectures that can plan, execute, and recover from multi-step tasks in desktop, web, and robotic environments.

By Applied Robotics Lab · Updated June 20, 2026
#ai-agents #llm #automation #task-planning

Research Area

We investigate AI agent systems capable of reliably executing complex, multi-step tasks in open-ended environments. Our focus is on making AI agents that work in practice — not just in benchmarks.

Key Research Questions

  • How can agents handle unexpected failures and recover gracefully?
  • What planning representations enable efficient task decomposition?
  • How do we evaluate agent reliability across diverse task domains?
  • Can agents learn from user feedback to improve over time?

Current Work

Workflow Execution Engine

Building a robust execution engine for desktop and web automation tasks, including error detection and retry strategies.

Task Representation

Exploring structured task representations that balance expressiveness with executability.

Human-Agent Collaboration

Studying how users and AI agents can collaborate effectively, including clarification strategies and confidence communication.

Applications

This research directly informs the Workflow Agent product, providing the algorithmic foundation for reliable automation.

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