Building intelligent systems (that can explain)
Abstract
Gateway Event - From Geometry to Startups - Reinventing Engineering Education
Abstract
KTN Electronics, Sensors and Photonics for Robotics in Extreme Environments
09:00-10:00: Registration
10:00-12:00: Talks
12:00:13:30: Lunch, tours of facility
13:30-16:00: Talks, bookable meetings, pitches
16:00 Close
External Advisory Board Meeting
Annual CDT conference
**Please note that this event is by invitation only**
Edinburgh Centre for Robotics seventh annual conference will take place online on October 1st 2021
Programme
10:00 Conference start with introduction by directors, Prof. Helen Hastie and Prof. Michael Mistry. Media: Zoom.
10.20 Keynote speaker Amit Pandey . Media: Zoom for talk and Q&A.
CDT in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CDT-RAS) receives renewed funding
Submitted by h.hastie on Tue, 05/02/2019 - 14:10Robotics research in Scotland is set to further expand with the announcement of a £18m funding boost.
Gateway Event - Modelling Visibility: How can geographic data support more natural human-computer interfaces?
Abstract: Situated human-computer interactions rely on a shared understanding of the surrounding environment. For example an instruction to an autonomous vehicle to drop you off at a particular building entrance on campus relies on your mental model of geographic space correlating to a digital representation of that space stored in the navigation system.
Executive meeting
Gateway Event - From Uncertain Perception to Robust Action: Some Adventures with Autonomous Driving
Title: From Uncertain Perception to Robust Action: Some Adventures with Autonomous Driving
Abstract: