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Additional material to support some of the [http://www.vernon.eu/courses.htm courses] on my main website. | Additional material to support some of the [http://www.vernon.eu/courses.htm courses] on my main website. | ||
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Here are some [[Links|random items of interest]]. | Here are some [[Links|random items of interest]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:56, 5 June 2020
Cognitive Robotics
Cognitive Robotics Resources
IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Technical Committee for Cognitive Robotics Website
Robotics in Africa
There is increasing awareness of the positive impact that AI and robotics will have on developing countries. In particular, providing opportunities for social and economic empowerment but also posing some significant challenges. Three questions arise: What role will robotics 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? These issues are discussed in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Africa, IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 131-135, December 2019.
The Robotics in Africa page provides links to related resources.
Teaching
Additional material to support some of the courses on my main website.
- Introduction to Cognitive Robotics
- Artificial Cognitive Systems
- Principles of Computer Programming code snippets
Links
Here are some random items of interest.
