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== Cognitive Robotics ==
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'''<span style="color:#FF0000">Pick of the week:</span>''' [https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/apr/05/short-term-memory-illusions-study Human memory may be unreliable after just a few seconds]<BR>
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[[Cognitive Robotics Resources]] <BR>
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IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Technical Committee for Cognitive Robotics [http://www.ieee-coro.org Website] <BR>
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== Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Machine Learning in Africa ==  
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=== AI and Robotics in Africa ===  
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There is increasing awareness of the  positive impact that AI, robotics, and machine learning will have on developing countries. The fields provide opportunities for social and economic empowerment but they also pose some significant challenges.
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[[AI and Robotics in Africa | A collection of links]] mapping out the many aspects of AI and robotics in Africa
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Three questions arise: What role will AI, robotics, and machine learning play, how can Africa best exploit the opportunities that intelligent automation and cognitive robotics have to offer, and how can Africa offset the threats posed by global factors?
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Some of these issues are discussed in [http://www.vernon.eu/publications/19_Vernon_RAM.pdf Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Africa], [https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8931075 IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 131-135, December 2019].
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=== AI in Europe ===
  
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Others are highlighted in an invited talk "[http://www.vernon.eu/downloads/Africa_Embraces_AI.pdf Africa Embraces AI, Robotics, and Machine Learning]" given at [https://clawar.org/conference-proceedings/icres-conference/icres-2020-proceedings/ ICRES 2020], the International Conference on Robot Ethics and Standards, Taipei, September 2020.
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[[AI in Europe | A collection of links]] that map Europe's strategy for research, development, and innovation in human-centric, sustainable, secure, inclusive, and trustworthy AI
  
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My [[Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Machine Learning in Africa]] page provides links to related resources.
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=== Teaching ===
  
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== Teaching ==
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Support material for some of the [http://www.vernon.eu/courses.htm courses] on my main website. 
  
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Additional material to support some of the [http://www.vernon.eu/courses.htm courses] on my main website. 
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[[Applied Computer Vision]]  <BR>
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[[Artificial Cognitive Systems]] <BR>
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[[DSA Software Development Environment | Data Structures and Algorithms for Engineers]]  software development environment <BR>
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[[Cognitive Robotics | Cognitive Robotics]] <BR>
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[[Principles of Computer Programming]] code snippets <BR>
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[[Robotics: Principles and Practice]] <BR>
  
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=== Research ===
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[http://www.vernon.eu/research.htm Research Activities] <BR>
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[[The CINDY Cognitive Architecture]] (legacy project) <BR>
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== Links ==
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=== Talks and Presentations ===
  
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Here are  some [[Links|random items of interest]].
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=== Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ===
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[[Unpacking Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion]]
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[[Links| A collection of links to resources on many topics of personal interest]]

Latest revision as of 08:14, 28 October 2024

Pick of the week: Human memory may be unreliable after just a few seconds
Previous Picks of the Week

AI and Robotics in Africa

A collection of links mapping out the many aspects of AI and robotics in Africa

AI in Europe

A collection of links that map Europe's strategy for research, development, and innovation in human-centric, sustainable, secure, inclusive, and trustworthy AI

Teaching

Support material for some of the courses on my main website.

Applied Computer Vision
Artificial Cognitive Systems
Data Structures and Algorithms for Engineers software development environment
Cognitive Robotics
Principles of Computer Programming code snippets
Robotics: Principles and Practice

Research

Research Activities
The CINDY Cognitive Architecture (legacy project)

Talks and Presentations

Talks and Presentations

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Unpacking Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Links

A collection of links to resources on many topics of personal interest

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