理化学研究所の下田と申します．
下記の日程で，Cognitive Roboticsの将来性について話し合う，Round Table “What is the role of next generation of cognitive robotics?”が開催されます．
YoutubeでLive配信する予定としており，興味のある方はぜひご参加いただければと思います．
またこのRound Tableは現在Advanced Roboticsで論文を募集中のSpecial Issue on Symbol Emergence in Robotics and Cognitive Systemsの一環として行われます．
(https://si-ar.emergent-symbol.systems/)
論文投稿を検討されている方もぜひご参加いただければと思います．
時差の関係で，遅い時間の開催となっている点，ご了承いただければと思います．
よろしくお願いいたします．
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日時：
2020年12月21日 21:00--23:00
Youtube Live URL:
http://btcc.nagoya.riken.jp/RoundTable/
Scope:
Social demand for robots to be our partners in the daily life is rapidly increasing. Full autonomous robots living with us should be the biggest dream for us to respond to the social demand. In addition to full autonomous robots, partial autonomy, in which the robots move autonomously in limited settings sharing its goals and behavior with humans, is another important solution for the robots to be our partners. Motion support of elderly and disability people and medical application are the potential fields of partial autonomy.
We have already developed many tools for creating the robots to be our partners such as the cognitive function modules by AI, soft bodies including soft actuators and sensors, and the human-robot communication skills through language and body contacts. When we evaluate each function, many of them are sometimes beyond our capabilities.
Instead of these advances, it seems that just the combinations of these tools are not enough to develop the robots what we want. What is needed and what is lacking for the next generation of robots?
In this round table, we would like to clarify what is enough and what is lacking for developing the next generation of robots, and create the discussion basis for further advances of cognitive robots and system.
Organizers:
Shingo Shimoda, Tadahiro Taniguchi and Takayuki Nagai
Panelists:
Prof. Lorenzo Jamone (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Prof. Kyujin Cho (Seoul National Univ., Korea)
Prof. Dimitri Ognibene (University of Milano Bicocca)
Dr. Alessandra Sciutti (Italian Institute of Technology, Italy)
Dr. Yohei Oseki (University of Tokyo)
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配信元・問合先――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
下田真吾
理化学研究所
shingo.shimoda@riken.jp
