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Where Machines Foster Connections…
Social robotics is concerned with designing robots that can interact naturally and intuitively with people. As robots are pervading our society and taking on roles such as caregiver, companion, educator, assistant, and so on, many new research issues are becoming important. These range from engineering aspects, like designing expressive faces or understanding the emotional state of the user, to psychological aspects, such as building trust with users or calming stressed individuals. Additionally, there are ethical issues to consider, including the appropriateness of robot lies and the acceptability of designing robots that foster emotional dependency in users.
Where Machines Foster Connections…
Social robotics is concerned with designing robots that can interact naturally and intuitively with people. As robots are pervading our society and taking on roles such as caregiver, companion, educator, assistant, and so on, many new research issues are becoming important.
Where Machines Foster Connections…
Social robotics is concerned with designing robots that can interact naturally and intuitively with people. As robots are pervading our society and taking on roles such as caregiver, companion, educator, assistant, and so on, many new research issues are becoming important. These range from engineering aspects, like designing expressive faces or understanding the emotional state of the user, to psychological aspects, such as building trust with users or calming stressed individuals. Additionally, there are ethical issues to consider, including the appropriateness of robot lies and the acceptability of designing robots that foster emotional dependency in users.
Where Machines Foster Connections…
Social robotics is concerned with designing robots that can interact naturally and intuitively with people. As robots are pervading our society and taking on roles such as caregiver, companion, educator, assistant, and so on, many new research issues are becoming important.
Highlights
JUNE - JULY 2024
Paper presented at the HCII 2024 conference
Paulina Zguda’s and colleagues’ paper “He can walk, he just doesn’t want to” has been accepted at HCI International conference in Washington
JULY 2024
Co-organized and presented at the Creative Robotics Theater Workshop in Copenhagen
As part of the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2024.
JUNE 2024
Conducted a Child-Robot Interaction event at a local school in Krakow
JUNE 2024
Conducted a workshop at the HRI Summer School in Bratislava
Programming for Trust: How Robot Behavior Influences Human Confidence, a theoretical and practical workshop using large language models and questionnaires to measure human trust in human-robot interaction
MAY 2024
Two paper presentation at the Conference on Advanced Robotics and its Social Impacts (ARSO) in Hong Kong
We presented our works title "A participatory design approach to using social robots for elderly care." and "Socially Assistive Robot As Laboratory Safety Assistant for Science Students." at ARSO 2024 in Hong Kong
APRIL 2024
Antonio G. C. Gonzalez arrives from Tokyo to join our lab as a Posdoc
He finished his Ph.D. at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in 2023 and joined our team April 2024
MARCH - MAY 2024
Internship at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Paulina Zguda will be doing a three-month research internship at the Mizuuchi lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in Japan
MARCH 2024
We have a new robot! Tiago
New mobile manipulator robot Tiago by PAL Robotics was acquired by our Lab.
MARCH 2024
Paper presented at the European Robotic Forum
Our paper “Robots and Social Sustainability” has been accepted at the European Robotic Forum in Italy
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at HAI 2023 conference, Gothenburg, Sweden
Two papers from our lab were presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction: "Lessons Learned from in the Wild Child-Robot Interaction in Multiple Ecosystems of Care and Education" and "Czechs consider English-speaking robots more intelligent".
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at ICSR 23 - The 15th International Conference on Social Robotics in Doha, Qatar
Two papers from our lab have been presented in ICRS23: "Is a humorous robot more trustworthy?
" and "A field study on Polish customers’ attitude towards a service robot in a cafe.".
NOVEMBER 2023
ACM-W Conference Scholarship for Barbara Sienkiewicz
Our student Barbara Sienkiewicz got awarded a scholarship from ACM-W and Google to attend ICSR 23 conference
SEPTEMBER 2023
HCI Summer School
Alicja Wróbel and Barbara Sienkiewicz attended 4th Summer School on Social Human-Robot Interaction in European Centre for Geological Education in Chęciny, Poland.
AUGUST 2023
Presentation at RO-MAN 2023 conference
At the RO-MAN 2023 conference in Busan, South Korea, we presented two papers: “Age-Appropriate Robot Design: In-The-Wild Child-Robot Interaction Studies of Perseverance Styles and Robot’s Unexpected Behavior” and "Ethical Aspects of Faking Emotions in Chatbots and Social Robots"
MARCH 2023
Presentation at CHI 2023 conference
At the CHI 2023 conference in Hamburg, Germany, we presented our paper “Are robots vegan? Unexpected behaviours in child-robot interactions and their design implications”, based on the outcomes of one of our workshops with children
JANUARY 2023
iChores Project has started
Collaborative project with CTU in Prague and TU in Vienna has started and will be going on till 2026. The goal is to conduct research on intuitive collaboration with a robot through words, gestures, and gaze
DECEMBER 2022
Presentation at ICSR 2022 workshop
At the ICSR 2022 workshop in Florence, Italy, we presented the outcomes of one of the workshops we conducted in collaboration with MOCAK Museum in Kraków with primary school children. The topics of our presentations concerned children’s attitudes towards robot’s unexpected behaviors and children’s mental models of social robots
OCTOBER 2022
Moving the lab from Grodzka to Ingardena
Due to the growing number of members and robots, we have moved to bigger rooms at Ingardena 3
JANUARY 2021
First publication in a journal
We published our first paper in the journal ‘Electronics’
P. Zguda, A. Kolota, G. Venture, B. Sniezynski, and B. Indurkhya (2021). Exploring the role of trust and expectations in CRI using in-the-wild studies. Electronics 10, 347. DOI: 10.3390/electronics10030347
OCTOBER 2020
Foundation of the lab
Due to the increased interest of students and fellow researchers in research using social robots, our lab was founded by Bipin Indurkhya at the department of Cognitive Science
OCTOBER 2019
First presentation at an international conference (RO-MAN 2019)
Paulina Zguda, Anna Kołota and Bipin Indurkhya, presented a paper at RO-MAN conference in New Delhi
SEPTEMBER 2018
First research activity in Krakow, Poland
Follow-up to study conducted in Japan as cross-cultural comparison in child-robot interaction
JANUARY 2017
First research activity in Tokyo, Japan
A study on child-robot interaction with the humanoid robot Pepper in a Japanese kindergarten
Highlights
JUNE - JULY 2024
Paper presented at the HCII 2024 conference
Paulina Zguda’s and colleagues’ paper “He can walk, he just doesn’t want to” has been accepted at HCI International conference in Washington
JULY 2024
Co-organized and presented at the Creative Robotics Theater Workshop in Copenhagen
As part of the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2024.
JUNE 2024
Conducted a Child-Robot Interaction event at a local school in Krakow
JUNE 2024
Conducted a workshop at the HRI Summer School in Bratislava
Programming for Trust: How Robot Behavior Influences Human Confidence, a theoretical and practical workshop using large language models and questionnaires to measure human trust in human-robot interaction
MAY 2024
Two paper presentation at the Conference on Advanced Robotics and its Social Impacts (ARSO) in Hong Kong
We presented our works title "A participatory design approach to using social robots for elderly care." and "Socially Assistive Robot As Laboratory Safety Assistant for Science Students." at ARSO 2024 in Hong Kong
APRIL 2024
Antonio G. C. Gonzalez arrives from Tokyo to join our lab as a Posdoc
He finished his Ph.D. at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in 2023 and joined our team April 2024
MARCH - MAY 2024
Internship at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Paulina Zguda will be doing a three-month research internship at the Mizuuchi lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in Japan
MARCH 2024
We have a new robot! Tiago
New mobile manipulator robot Tiago by PAL Robotics was acquired by our Lab.
MARCH 2024
Paper presented at the European Robotic Forum
Our paper “Robots and Social Sustainability” has been accepted at the European Robotic Forum in Italy
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at HAI 2023 conference, Gothenburg, Sweden
Two papers from our lab were presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction: "Lessons Learned from in the Wild Child-Robot Interaction in Multiple Ecosystems of Care and Education" and "Czechs consider English-speaking robots more intelligent".
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at ICSR 23 - The 15th International Conference on Social Robotics in Doha, Qatar
Two papers from our lab have been presented in ICRS23: "Is a humorous robot more trustworthy?
" and "A field study on Polish customers’ attitude towards a service robot in a cafe.".
NOVEMBER 2023
ACM-W Conference Scholarship for Barbara Sienkiewicz
Our student Barbara Sienkiewicz got awarded a scholarship from ACM-W and Google to attend ICSR 23 conference
SEPTEMBER 2023
HCI Summer School
Alicja Wróbel and Barbara Sienkiewicz attended 4th Summer School on Social Human-Robot Interaction in European Centre for Geological Education in Chęciny, Poland.
AUGUST 2023
Presentation at RO-MAN 2023 conference
At the RO-MAN 2023 conference in Busan, South Korea, we presented two papers: “Age-Appropriate Robot Design: In-The-Wild Child-Robot Interaction Studies of Perseverance Styles and Robot’s Unexpected Behavior” and "Ethical Aspects of Faking Emotions in Chatbots and Social Robots"
MARCH 2023
Presentation at CHI 2023 conference
At the CHI 2023 conference in Hamburg, Germany, we presented our paper “Are robots vegan? Unexpected behaviours in child-robot interactions and their design implications”, based on the outcomes of one of our workshops with children
JANUARY 2023
iChores Project has started
Collaborative project with CTU in Prague and TU in Vienna has started and will be going on till 2026. The goal is to conduct research on intuitive collaboration with a robot through words, gestures, and gaze
DECEMBER 2022
Presentation at ICSR 2022 workshop
At the ICSR 2022 workshop in Florence, Italy, we presented the outcomes of one of the workshops we conducted in collaboration with MOCAK Museum in Kraków with primary school children. The topics of our presentations concerned children’s attitudes towards robot’s unexpected behaviors and children’s mental models of social robots
OCTOBER 2022
Moving the lab from Grodzka to Ingardena
Due to the growing number of members and robots, we have moved to bigger rooms at Ingardena 3
JANUARY 2021
First publication in a journal
We published our first paper in the journal ‘Electronics’
P. Zguda, A. Kolota, G. Venture, B. Sniezynski, and B. Indurkhya (2021). Exploring the role of trust and expectations in CRI using in-the-wild studies. Electronics 10, 347. DOI: 10.3390/electronics10030347
OCTOBER 2020
Foundation of the lab
Due to the increased interest of students and fellow researchers in research using social robots, our lab was founded by Bipin Indurkhya at the department of Cognitive Science
OCTOBER 2019
First presentation at an international conference (RO-MAN 2019)
Paulina Zguda, Anna Kołota and Bipin Indurkhya, presented a paper at RO-MAN conference in New Delhi
SEPTEMBER 2018
First research activity in Krakow, Poland
Follow-up to study conducted in Japan as cross-cultural comparison in child-robot interaction
JANUARY 2017
First research activity in Tokyo, Japan
A study on child-robot interaction with the humanoid robot Pepper in a Japanese kindergarten
Highlights
JUNE - JULY 2024
Paper presented at the HCII 2024 conference
Paulina Zguda’s and colleagues’ paper “He can walk, he just doesn’t want to” has been accepted at HCI International conference in Washington
JULY 2024
Co-organized and presented at the Creative Robotics Theater Workshop in Copenhagen
As part of the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2024.
JUNE 2024
Conducted a Child-Robot Interaction event at a local school in Krakow
JUNE 2024
Conducted a workshop at the HRI Summer School in Bratislava
Programming for Trust: How Robot Behavior Influences Human Confidence, a theoretical and practical workshop using large language models and questionnaires to measure human trust in human-robot interaction
MAY 2024
Two paper presentation at the Conference on Advanced Robotics and its Social Impacts (ARSO) in Hong Kong
We presented our works title "A participatory design approach to using social robots for elderly care." and "Socially Assistive Robot As Laboratory Safety Assistant for Science Students." at ARSO 2024 in Hong Kong
APRIL 2024
Antonio G. C. Gonzalez arrives from Tokyo to join our lab as a Posdoc
He finished his Ph.D. at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in 2023 and joined our team April 2024
MARCH - MAY 2024
Internship at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Paulina Zguda will be doing a three-month research internship at the Mizuuchi lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in Japan
MARCH 2024
We have a new robot! Tiago
New mobile manipulator robot Tiago by PAL Robotics was acquired by our Lab.
MARCH 2024
Paper presented at the European Robotic Forum
Our paper “Robots and Social Sustainability” has been accepted at the European Robotic Forum in Italy
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at HAI 2023 conference, Gothenburg, Sweden
Two papers from our lab were presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction: "Lessons Learned from in the Wild Child-Robot Interaction in Multiple Ecosystems of Care and Education" and "Czechs consider English-speaking robots more intelligent".
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at ICSR 23 - The 15th International Conference on Social Robotics in Doha, Qatar
Two papers from our lab have been presented in ICRS23: "Is a humorous robot more trustworthy?
" and "A field study on Polish customers’ attitude towards a service robot in a cafe.".
NOVEMBER 2023
ACM-W Conference Scholarship for Barbara Sienkiewicz
Our student Barbara Sienkiewicz got awarded a scholarship from ACM-W and Google to attend ICSR 23 conference
SEPTEMBER 2023
HCI Summer School
Alicja Wróbel and Barbara Sienkiewicz attended 4th Summer School on Social Human-Robot Interaction in European Centre for Geological Education in Chęciny, Poland.
AUGUST 2023
Presentation at RO-MAN 2023 conference
At the RO-MAN 2023 conference in Busan, South Korea, we presented two papers: “Age-Appropriate Robot Design: In-The-Wild Child-Robot Interaction Studies of Perseverance Styles and Robot’s Unexpected Behavior” and "Ethical Aspects of Faking Emotions in Chatbots and Social Robots"
MARCH 2023
Presentation at CHI 2023 conference
At the CHI 2023 conference in Hamburg, Germany, we presented our paper “Are robots vegan? Unexpected behaviours in child-robot interactions and their design implications”, based on the outcomes of one of our workshops with children
JANUARY 2023
iChores Project has started
Collaborative project with CTU in Prague and TU in Vienna has started and will be going on till 2026. The goal is to conduct research on intuitive collaboration with a robot through words, gestures, and gaze
DECEMBER 2022
Presentation at ICSR 2022 workshop
At the ICSR 2022 workshop in Florence, Italy, we presented the outcomes of one of the workshops we conducted in collaboration with MOCAK Museum in Kraków with primary school children. The topics of our presentations concerned children’s attitudes towards robot’s unexpected behaviors and children’s mental models of social robots
OCTOBER 2022
Moving the lab from Grodzka to Ingardena
Due to the growing number of members and robots, we have moved to bigger rooms at Ingardena 3
JANUARY 2021
First publication in a journal
We published our first paper in the journal ‘Electronics’
P. Zguda, A. Kolota, G. Venture, B. Sniezynski, and B. Indurkhya (2021). Exploring the role of trust and expectations in CRI using in-the-wild studies. Electronics 10, 347. DOI: 10.3390/electronics10030347
OCTOBER 2020
Foundation of the lab
Due to the increased interest of students and fellow researchers in research using social robots, our lab was founded by Bipin Indurkhya at the department of Cognitive Science
OCTOBER 2019
First presentation at an international conference (RO-MAN 2019)
Paulina Zguda, Anna Kołota and Bipin Indurkhya, presented a paper at RO-MAN conference in New Delhi
SEPTEMBER 2018
First research activity in Krakow, Poland
Follow-up to study conducted in Japan as cross-cultural comparison in child-robot interaction
JANUARY 2017
First research activity in Tokyo, Japan
A study on child-robot interaction with the humanoid robot Pepper in a Japanese kindergarten
Highlights
JUNE - JULY 2024
Paper presented at the HCII 2024 conference
Paulina Zguda’s and colleagues’ paper “He can walk, he just doesn’t want to” has been accepted at HCI International conference in Washington
JULY 2024
Co-organized and presented at the Creative Robotics Theater Workshop in Copenhagen
As part of the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2024.
JUNE 2024
Conducted a Child-Robot Interaction event at a local school in Krakow
JUNE 2024
Conducted a workshop at the HRI Summer School in Bratislava
Programming for Trust: How Robot Behavior Influences Human Confidence, a theoretical and practical workshop using large language models and questionnaires to measure human trust in human-robot interaction
MAY 2024
Two paper presentation at the Conference on Advanced Robotics and its Social Impacts (ARSO) in Hong Kong
We presented our works title "A participatory design approach to using social robots for elderly care." and "Socially Assistive Robot As Laboratory Safety Assistant for Science Students." at ARSO 2024 in Hong Kong
APRIL 2024
Antonio G. C. Gonzalez arrives from Tokyo to join our lab as a Posdoc
He finished his Ph.D. at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in 2023 and joined our team April 2024
MARCH - MAY 2024
Internship at the Mizuuchi Lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Paulina Zguda will be doing a three-month research internship at the Mizuuchi lab at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in Japan
MARCH 2024
We have a new robot! Tiago
New mobile manipulator robot Tiago by PAL Robotics was acquired by our Lab.
MARCH 2024
Paper presented at the European Robotic Forum
Our paper “Robots and Social Sustainability” has been accepted at the European Robotic Forum in Italy
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at HAI 2023 conference, Gothenburg, Sweden
Two papers from our lab were presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction: "Lessons Learned from in the Wild Child-Robot Interaction in Multiple Ecosystems of Care and Education" and "Czechs consider English-speaking robots more intelligent".
DECEMBER 2023
Papers presented at ICSR 23 - The 15th International Conference on Social Robotics in Doha, Qatar
Two papers from our lab have been presented in ICRS23: "Is a humorous robot more trustworthy?
" and "A field study on Polish customers’ attitude towards a service robot in a cafe.".
NOVEMBER 2023
ACM-W Conference Scholarship for Barbara Sienkiewicz
Our student Barbara Sienkiewicz got awarded a scholarship from ACM-W and Google to attend ICSR 23 conference
SEPTEMBER 2023
HCI Summer School
Alicja Wróbel and Barbara Sienkiewicz attended 4th Summer School on Social Human-Robot Interaction in European Centre for Geological Education in Chęciny, Poland.
AUGUST 2023
Presentation at RO-MAN 2023 conference
At the RO-MAN 2023 conference in Busan, South Korea, we presented two papers: “Age-Appropriate Robot Design: In-The-Wild Child-Robot Interaction Studies of Perseverance Styles and Robot’s Unexpected Behavior” and "Ethical Aspects of Faking Emotions in Chatbots and Social Robots"
MARCH 2023
Presentation at CHI 2023 conference
At the CHI 2023 conference in Hamburg, Germany, we presented our paper “Are robots vegan? Unexpected behaviours in child-robot interactions and their design implications”, based on the outcomes of one of our workshops with children
JANUARY 2023
iChores Project has started
Collaborative project with CTU in Prague and TU in Vienna has started and will be going on till 2026. The goal is to conduct research on intuitive collaboration with a robot through words, gestures, and gaze
DECEMBER 2022
Presentation at ICSR 2022 workshop
At the ICSR 2022 workshop in Florence, Italy, we presented the outcomes of one of the workshops we conducted in collaboration with MOCAK Museum in Kraków with primary school children. The topics of our presentations concerned children’s attitudes towards robot’s unexpected behaviors and children’s mental models of social robots
OCTOBER 2022
Moving the lab from Grodzka to Ingardena
Due to the growing number of members and robots, we have moved to bigger rooms at Ingardena 3
JANUARY 2021
First publication in a journal
We published our first paper in the journal ‘Electronics’
P. Zguda, A. Kolota, G. Venture, B. Sniezynski, and B. Indurkhya (2021). Exploring the role of trust and expectations in CRI using in-the-wild studies. Electronics 10, 347. DOI: 10.3390/electronics10030347
OCTOBER 2020
Foundation of the lab
Due to the increased interest of students and fellow researchers in research using social robots, our lab was founded by Bipin Indurkhya at the department of Cognitive Science
OCTOBER 2019
First presentation at an international conference (RO-MAN 2019)
Paulina Zguda, Anna Kołota and Bipin Indurkhya, presented a paper at RO-MAN conference in New Delhi
SEPTEMBER 2018
First research activity in Krakow, Poland
Follow-up to study conducted in Japan as cross-cultural comparison in child-robot interaction
JANUARY 2017
First research activity in Tokyo, Japan
A study on child-robot interaction with the humanoid robot Pepper in a Japanese kindergarten
Our research collaborations
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Kondo-lab, Fujinami-lab, Kaneko-Lab
Tokyo, Japan
As part of the JASSO international student exchange, our students go on 3-month internships, during which they carry out scientific projects.
Kaneko lab: “Designing an adaptable, motivation-based, gamifincation user interface for
e-learning.”
Fujinami lab: “Happy thoughts plant”
Kondo Lab: "VR simulation of the rubber hand illusion", "Brain neuroplasticity during motor training".
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
We are open for collaboration with universities as well as companies.
Contact us
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Our research collaborations
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Kondo-lab, Fujinami-lab, Kaneko-Lab
Tokyo, Japan
As part of the JASSO international student exchange, our students go on 3-month internships, during which they carry out scientific projects.
Kaneko lab: “Designing an adaptable, motivation-based, gamifincation user interface for
e-learning.”
Fujinami lab: “Happy thoughts plant”
Kondo Lab: "VR simulation of the rubber hand illusion", "Brain neuroplasticity during motor training".
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
We are open for collaboration with universities as well as companies.
Contact us
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Our research collaborations
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Kondo-lab, Fujinami-lab, Kaneko-Lab
Tokyo, Japan
As part of the JASSO international student exchange, our students go on 3-month internships, during which they carry out scientific projects.
Kaneko lab: “Designing an adaptable, motivation-based, gamifincation user interface for
e-learning.”
Fujinami lab: “Happy thoughts plant”
Kondo Lab: "VR simulation of the rubber hand illusion", "Brain neuroplasticity during motor training".
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
We are open for collaboration with universities as well as companies.
Contact us
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Our research collaborations
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Kondo-lab, Fujinami-lab, Kaneko-Lab
Tokyo, Japan
As part of the JASSO international student exchange, our students go on 3-month internships, during which they carry out scientific projects.
Kaneko lab: “Designing an adaptable, motivation-based, gamifincation user interface for
e-learning.”
Fujinami lab: “Happy thoughts plant”
Kondo Lab: "VR simulation of the rubber hand illusion", "Brain neuroplasticity during motor training".
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
Hosei Univesity
Hiroshi Ueda, Nehal Hasnine, and Hiroya Suno
Tokyo, Japan
Our collaborative project: “Designing Robot-Assisted Learning Innervations to Detect Risky Behaviors/Preventing Accident in Academic Laboratory”.
We are open for collaboration with universities as well as companies.
Contact us
Vienna University of Technology
Automation and Control Institute (ACIN)
Vienna, Austria
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”. Work with Professor Marcus Vincze.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Incognite Developmental Robotics Lab
Prague, Czech Republic
Collaboration on project iChores: “Intuitive collaboration with household robots in everyday settings”.
Work with Michal Vavrecka. Conducting research on HRI using Pepper and customized GUI.
Social Robotics Lab
We explore Human-Robot Interaction in natural social settings.
Jagiellonian University
ul. Ingardena 3, room 304B
30-060 Kraków
Poland
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