IPAB Workshop: Insect AI, Barbara Webb
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on 20/02/2020 at 12:45 in room G.03 (pastries will be served).
Speaker: Barbara Webb
Title: Insect AI
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on 20/02/2020 at 12:45 in room G.03 (pastries will be served).
Speaker: Barbara Webb
Title: Insect AI
Social robots can be designed to entail persuasive capabilities in various application domains. We investigate how social robots can be designed to motivate and facilitate youth in civic participation. In our RoboCivics project, social robots are co-designed with the youth (15-24 years) to gain understanding of the youth’s perspectives to desirable forms of social robot interaction, with sustainability as the application domain. User trials take place in real contexts of use such as youth spaces, schools and shopping centres.
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on 06/02/2020 at 12:45 in room G.03 (pastries will be served). Michael Burke will be speaking.
Speaker: Michael Burke
Title: On the need for inductive biases in robot learning
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on 30/01/2020 at 12:45 in room G.03 (pastries will be served). Timothy Hospedales will be speaking.
Title: Deep Learning: Better, Faster, Stronger
Abstract
From unmanned space exploration to self-driving cars - how willing are we to share control?
These technologies are now a reality. Robots are ready to share control, but how much are humans willing to give up?
Join Professor Sethu Vijayakumar to explore advances in machine learning and discover how the next generation of robots will work much more closely with humans, other robots and interact significantly with the environment around it.
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This is a mandatory training course for the 2019 cohort.
Please note that this online training will be held over 2 days as follows:
Wednesday 4th November – 10.00 - 12.00 hours; 14.00 - 16.00 hours
Thursday 5th November - 10.00 - 12.00 hours; 14.00 - 16.00 hours
Please note that you will need a desktop, laptop or similar to be able to participate fully in online discussions and group work held in virtual breakout rooms. Mobile devices can limit the functionality of the interactions so they should only be used where no other option is available.
CDT RAS sixth annual conference (virtual) on Tuesday 6th October. The conference will be hosted using Zoom and Padlet.
Programme
10:00 Conference opens with welcome and introduction by directors, Prof. Helen Hastie and Prof. Michael Mistry
10.20 Keynote speaker Professor Metin Sitti from Max Planck institute
Our Winter 2019 Newsletter came out a few weeks ago, in case you missed it you can find it here.