UTS Research Excellence Lecture: Rethink the Human-Robot Relationship
We are pleased to share the following event, part of the UTS Faculty of Engineering and IT Research Excellence series, featuring IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Distinguished Lecturer, Professor Dikai Liu.
As robotics and AI technologies propel forward, the intricate bond between humans and AI-powered robots undergoes profound shifts. This talk delves into the evolutionary journey of human-robot relationships, drawing insights from UTS's two-decade-long research. It explores collaboration dynamics, spanning trust-building, role adaptation, human-centric design, computational modelling, and interface development. Ethical considerations, cultural perspectives, and regulatory frameworks governing intelligent robotics technology are scrutinized to foster a future where human-robot interactions thrive ethically and harmoniously. Join us in shaping the ethical and dynamic landscape of human-robot relationships.
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- Date: 11 Apr 2024
- Time: 12:00 PM to 01:15 PM
- All times are (UTC+10:00) Sydney
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- University of Technology Sydney
- 81 Broadway
- Ultimo, New South Wales
- Australia 2007
- Building: Building 11
- Room Number: Room 100, Level 00, Building 11 (CB11.00.100)
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Speakers
Dikai Liu of UTS Robotics Institute
Biography:
Distinguished Prof Dikai Liu is a distinguished professor at the Robotics Institute of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and an IEEE RAS Distinguished Lecturer, is renowned for his pioneering work in robotics. With a focus on perception, planning, human-robot collaboration, and design methodology,
D. Prof. Liu has led numerous industry applications, including autonomous robots for steel bridge maintenance and bio-inspired climbing robots for confined space inspection. His research has received over 20 awards, including the 2019 UTS Medal for Research Impact and the 2019 ASME DED Leonardo da Vinci Award, and has been featured in prominent media outlets worldwide.
