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DESCRIPTION:Although the research in the field of humanoid robotics began h
 alf a century ago\, it is only in the last decade that its results have be
 gun to make a significant impact on various areas of life. This is reflect
 ed in the global increase in investment in humanoid robotics\, which is ac
 celerating expectations and challenges regarding the versatile applicabili
 ty of this technology\, especially in terms of interactions between humano
 id robots and humans. The aim of this seminar lecture is to provide the st
 ate-of-the-art in this field and to highlight the interactions between hum
 ans and humanoid robots through selected case studies.\n\nRoom: B 520\, Le
 tná 9\, Košice\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, 04200
LOCATION:Room: B 520\, Letná 9\, Košice\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, 04200
ORGANIZER:jan.vascak@tuke.sk
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Humanoid Robots – Expectations and Challenges
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/530876
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p class="MsoNormal">Although the research in
  the field of humanoid robotics began half a century ago\, it is only in t
 he last decade that its results have begun to make a significant impact on
  various areas of life. This is reflected in the global increase in invest
 ment in humanoid robotics\, which is accelerating expectations and challen
 ges regarding the versatile applicability of this technology\, especially 
 in terms of interactions between humanoid robots and humans. The aim of th
 is seminar lecture is to provide the state-of-the-art in this field and to
  highlight the interactions between humans and humanoid robots through sel
 ected case studies.</p>
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