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Introduction to the MIT Deliberatorium
A 10 minute introduction to the MIT Deliberatorum (formerly known as the Collaboratorium), a tool designed to enable better large-scale collaborative deliberation around complex topics like global warming. See http://cci.mit.edu/klein/ for more information.
Date: 2009-09-28 19:07:17 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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Robot soccer dogs
The Austin Villa Robot Soccer Team advances the field of artificial intelligence with soccer playing robotic dogs.
Date: 2009-09-28 19:06:04 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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ZAR-5 Humanoid with bionic fluid muscles
The ZAR-5 humanoid is a bionic fluid muscle powered torso with two arms and is a joint project of the Research Group \"Bionik und Evolutionstechnik\" of the Technical University Berlin and Festo GmbH It reproduces the basic function principles of muscles, joints and their attached sinews in hands arms and torso of the human body. \"By your command\" ;-)
Date: 2009-09-28 19:03:58 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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Stumpy Cluster Craze
Zurich AI Lab\\\'s Stumpy performing in a row
Date: 2009-09-28 19:01:33 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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Puppy Vs. Robot! Epic Battle For Territorial Domination!
This is the robot: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000OF50M4?ie=UTF8&tag=demonbaby-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B000OF50M4 When I brought home a Roboquad robot the other day and started playing with it, our resident guardian K9 was none too pleased. I decided to put Roboquad in \"autonomous\" mode, set his aggression level to high, and let the battle unfold. From http://www.demonbaby.com Note: The robot is acting fully on its own, I was not controlling it in any way.
Date: 2009-09-28 18:59:56 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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iCub
Un equipo de la Universidad de Plymouth espera con ansias la llegada de un robot humanoide de un metro de altura llamado iCub. El proyecto en cuestión, que se basa en lograr que el robot bebé aprenda a hablar, empezará el mes próximo y tendrá cuatro años de duración. Por el momento tienen el apoyo de varias universidades alrededor de Europa y ganaron una beca de € 6 millones para el proyecto.
Date: 2009-09-28 18:58:16 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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iCub facial expressions
One of our contributions to the RobotCub project was the design of the robot head, face and facial expressions, in addition to the rest of the body cover. This video illustrates the expressions available in the final design. We performed tests in kinder gardens to understand how children evaluate the robot\'s expressions. For more information see: http://www.robotcub.org/ http://vislab.isr.ist.utl.pt/
Date: 2009-09-28 18:57:32 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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iCub learns objects
This video demonstrates an architecture allowing an humanoid robot iCub to learn new objects presented to it. This is done by adding the concept of object to an existent low-level attention system of the robot. When the robot first encounters an unknown object, found to be within a certain (small) distance from its eyes, it stores a cluster of the SIFT visual features present within an interval about that distance, using depth perception. Whenever a previously stored object crosses the robot\'s field of view again, it is recognized and mapped into an egocentrical frame of reference and gazed at. This mapping is persistent, in the sense that its identification and position are kept even if not visible by the robot. More info at http://mediawiki.isr.ist.utl.pt/wiki/Cognitive_Architectures
Date: 2009-09-28 18:56:40 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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The LEGO Turing Machine
A TV Shop themed demonstration of a Turing Machine made in LEGO Mindstorms. It was made as part of a project at computer science at Aarhus University. A blog about the project is available at http://legoofdoom.blogspot.com
Date: 2009-09-28 18:53:27 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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Cellular Automata: Conway's Game of Life
This is an example of how a simple intial condition with simple rules, can spawn chaos (Chaos Theory), and how in turn that chaos can settle down into a stable shape. It is \"played\" by having spaces on a grid, that either turn off or on, at each moment based on the numbers of currently on neighboring cells, invented by John Horton Conway, software used is winplot32 for rules and more examples see www.radicaleye.com/lifepage/
Date: 2009-09-28 18:42:51 - Added by: Tbuecheler
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Project Report 2009 available
The Project Report of last year's ShanghAI Lectures is available as a PDF in two versions: Optimized for online viewing (ca. 5 MB) and optimized for printing (ca. 22 MB).
 
ShanghAI Lectures 2010

Planning for the ShanghAI Lectures 2010 has started.

There will be another round of videoconference lectures, complemented with discussions and exercises in the collaborative virtual environment. Intended start: 30 September 2010.

For updates regarding the project, subscribe to the mailing list (don't worry: very low traffic).

 
Lecture 10 online
The SWITCHcast recordings of Lecture 10 (introduction, panel discussion) are available now, as well as the guest talks by Wenwei Yu, Hiroshi Yokoi, Adrianne Wortzel, and Xiaoan Li.
 
Lecture 9 online
The SWITCHcast recording of Lecture 9 is available now, as well as the guest talks by Alois Knoll/Mary Ellen Foster/Manuel Giuliani and Sukhan Lee.

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