robotics track background in sensing and control – how do analog and digital circuits work, how do...
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Robotics Track
• background in sensing and control– How do analog and digital circuits work, how do sensors work
and how can we understand, analyze and compute with digital and analog signals.
• Helps you understand how robots and home automation systems work
• Application domains:– Smart home automation– Assistive robotics– Social Robotics
• other domains like ‘game experience’ use sensing and control as well
Assistive Robotics
• KSERA project with NAO Robot• See http://www.ksera-project.eu/ for some
interesting movie clips• Nao should react to non-verbal cues– track faces, divert its gaze towards a moving
object and track moving objects• Nao should be able to avoid obstacles• How to approach a human in the most natural
way?
Social robotics
• Persuasive avatars– Mimicry (tracking head movements): you will like
and trust an avatar more if it mimics your movements
Game Experience
• Measuring game experience using sensors• Linking behavior with
subjective measures
PT-Robotica 2013 Q 1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Year 1: 2013-2014
Course 1 Calculus (Formal) Physics (Formal) Modeling (0LBB0) Use
2WBB0 3NBB0 of modelling (0LAB0) 0SAB0
Course 2
Introduction Psychology & Technology
Social Psychology & Consumer Behavior Signals Brain, Body, Behavior
0HV10 0HV30 4CA00 0HV40
Course 3 Programming K Research Methods I K2IP90 0HV00
Year 2: 2014-2015
Course 1 Design Research Methods II Perception & motor action Thinking and Deciding
Course 2 Computation I Fundamentals of Electronics
OGO Qualitative Research
Sensing, computing and automation
Course 3 K-U K-U K-U K-U
Year 3: 2015-2016
Course 1 HTI in Social Context Human Factors BEP BEP
Course 2OGO Quantitative
ResearchAdvanced Research Meth. & Research
EthicsK K
Course 3 K-U K-U K K
Required electives
• 1.3: 4CA00 SignalsBasic understanding of the mathematical principles behind analog and digital signals.
• 2.1 5EIA0 Computation 1Basic understanding of digital electronics, how does a computer work,
• hardware versus software
Required Electives
• 2.2 5XCA0 Fundamental of electronicsBasic understanding of analog electronics
• 2.4 Sensing computing and automationBasic understanding of sensors / actuators and how these can be used in controlsystems
Examples of additional electives
• USE line Robotics• Several EE courses: Computation II, Control
systems• OGO Venus Exploration (EE) During this OGO you will be
working in a team to design and build a system that is used to explore the planet Venus. You will develop robots equipped with sensors and actuators which drive over the surface of the planet. These robots need to cooperate with each other to complete several challenging tasks. For this purpose you will design your own wireless communication system.
• OGO Robot Arm (Mech. En.)