The next IPAB Workshop will take place on Thursday 20th January at 1pm. Craig Innes will be speaking. The Zoom details can be found in the corresponding email.
Speaker: Craig Innes
Title: Adaptive Experiment Design with Temporal Logic Specifications
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on Thursday 13th January at 1pm. Daniel Gordon and Theodoros Stouraitis will be speaking. The Zoom details can be found in the corresponding email
Speaker: Daniel Gordon
Title: Human-in-the-loop Optimisation of Exoskeleton Assistance via Online Simulation of Metabolic Cost
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on Thursday 16th December at 1pm. Hanz Cuevas Velasquez and Todor Davchev will be speaking. The Zoom details can be found in the corresponding email.
Speaker: Hanz Cuevas Velasquez
The talk will be about our BMVC paper.
ABSTRACT: While full automation is considered often considered the Holy Grail in agricultural applications addressing labour shortages and unfavourable working conditions, the journey towards automation to date requires collaboration and co-habituation of robots and human workers in the field while already offering substantial productivity gains and improvements.
The next IPAB Workshop is due to take place on Thursday 2nd December at 1pm. Mohsen Kadem will be speaking. The zoom details can be found in the corresponding email.
Title: Continuum Robots as Steerable Needles: Shape Sensing and Control
The next IPAB Workshop is due to take place on Thursday 25th November at 1pm. Adam Li, Anna Hadjitofi and Titas Anciukevicius will be speaking. The Zoom details can be found in the corresponding email.
Speaker: Adam Li
The opening of the new National Robotarium in early 2022 will open up a range of new areas for collaborative research between the three main research labs:
Talk title: Off-loaded Mind and Communication Musicality
Abstract: I have been developing a human-like android, ALTER, since 2016. I believe that there are three elements that make an android behave like a human. The first is appearance. This prepares them to be treated as people. The second is autonomy. Autonomy means that the android does not need any external input to decide what to do. It is the processes that go on internally that give androids their autonomy. The third element is communication. Imitating others is the ignition point of communication in early childhood.
The next IPAB Workshop will take place on Thursday 18th November 2021. Xin Du will be speaking. The Zoom details can be found in the corresponding email.
Title: Model Cards: From Exceptional Model Mining to Robust Machine Learning Systems