Cross Giannetto is a student at Moorestown High School in the United States. He serves as a speaker for the Moorestown Rotary Club and belongs to the Moorestown Honours and Services Society. He has also qualified as a National Merit Scholar. In addition, he received the Moore Arts Award for Technical Theatre. He leads the electrical and build team for his school’s robotics team.
Cross’s research paper, Reservoir Computing Encodes Physical Adaptations for Reinforcement Learning, has been accepted at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2025). This is a leading global conference in robotics. His study combines Reservoir Computing with the FORCE learning rule. Together, these methods aim to improve how reinforcement learning policies adapt to different robotic systems.
ICRA 2025 brings together researchers and professionals from around the world. They share advances in robotics and automation. The conference also highlights emerging research in robot learning, intelligent systems, control, and robotic applications.
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