Robotics researcher working on agile legged robots and sim-to-real transfer.
I am Filip Bjelonic, a roboticist based in Zurich.
My work focuses on legged robots, high-performance locomotion, and robust pipelines that bridge the gap between simulation and real-world deployment β with a strong emphasis on learning-based control, system identification, and real-world experimentation.
This website serves as a living archive of my research, technical projects, and a few personal inspirations that shaped my path in robotics and beyond.
What you can find here
π Publications
A structured overview of my scientific work, including peer-reviewed journal papers, conference publications, preprints, and collaborative research contributions.
You will find:
- Abstracts and short summaries for each publication
- Links to papers, PDFs, and BibTeX
- Accompanying videos or project pages where available
- Additional context beyond what fits into formal academic writing
This section reflects my ongoing work at the intersection of robotics, learning, and system design.
πΎ Robots
A collection of robots I have worked with or helped bring to life β from quadrupeds to experimental platforms.
This includes:
- Technical descriptions of each robot platform
- Control approaches and lessons learned
- Real-world experiment highlights and performance showcases
Think of this as a behind-the-scenes tour through the machines that power my research.
π οΈ Projects
A curated selection of applied and exploratory projects β ranging from full-scale research systems to side experiments.
Some projects are polished, others show the raw process of experimentation β both are intentional.
π CV
A structured overview of my academic journey, research trajectory, and professional experience.
This page is intended for:
- Potential collaborators
- Students and researchers
- Industry partners
- Anyone interested in a deeper technical background
It provides a concise but complete snapshot of who I am professionally.
π§ Work in progress
This website is intentionally evolving.
I refine it whenever time allows β adding new research, improving documentation quality, and expanding sections with deeper insights, visuals, and interactive elements.
It is less a static portfolio and more a long-term archive of thinking, building, and exploration.
If youβre interested in collaboration, research, or just curious about legged robots β feel free to explore.
More robots. More experiments. Less sim-to-real gap.