Title: Integrated Cognitive Model for Developing User-Friendly Robots
Abstract : There are many things that are not yet fully understood regarding the mechanism of
human intelligence. Therefore, realization of real human-like artificial
intelligence is not an easy task. However, technological progress of AI and
robotics in recent years is gradually pushing this forward. Our group is interested
in how such human-like intelligence can be realized by combining machine learning
and robot technologies. An important element among them is prediction, and it is an
important viewpoint how to self-organize multimodal information and apply it to the
decision-making. In this talk, I introduce some of our projects and discuss the
relationship among these projects and challenges for developing user-friendly
robots.
Bio: Takayuki Nagai received his BE, ME, and DE degrees from the Department of
Electrical Engineering, Keio University, in 1993, 1995, and 1997, respectively.
Since 1998, he had been with the University of Electro-Communications, and from
2018 he has been a professor of the graduate school of Engineering Science, Osaka
University. From 2002 to 2003, he was a visiting scholar at the Department of
Electrical Computer Engineering, University of California, San Diego. He also
serves as a specially-appointed professor at UEC AIX, a visiting researcher at
Tamagawa University Brain Science Institute, a visiting researcher at AIST AIRC.