ADAPTIST 2001-37173 Artificial Development Approach to Presence Technologies Adapt is funded within the FET Proactive Initiative 2002 PRESENCE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES |
ADAPT is now terminated. For more information on some recent development of this line of research please see http://www.robotcub.org
Objectives |
The sense of presence arises from the perception of the relationship between our body and the environment and originates from our senses as well as from our past experiences. The main objective of ADAPT will be to study how the perception of self in the environment emerges during the early stages of human development and to implement an artificial instance of such developmental processes in an embodied artifact. In particular we propose to investigate the process of building a coherent representation of visual, auditory, haptic sensations. To achieve this a twofold strategy is pursued. On one side we aim to realize an artificial system capable of building internal representations. On the other side we will investigate when and how the developing brain starts to produce the unique experience-based repertoire of intentional percepts and actions. |
Links |
Presence research web site: www.presence-research.org |
Documents |
Click here for a one-page summary of the project. |
Experimental Setup |
A view on our experimental setups! Click here.
Experimental Data. Click Here. |
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Contact information |
For more information contact any member of the team or: Dr. Giorgio Metta Prof. Giulio Sandini
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The Team: |
DIST - LIRA-Lab
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Giulio Sandini, Giorgio Metta, Lorenzo Natale, Riccardo Manzotti (now at IULM, Milan), Carlos Beltran, Francesco Orabona |
AI-Lab, Dept. of Information Technology University of Zurich, Switzerland |
Rolf Pfeifer, Gabriel Gomez, Martin Krafft, Harri Valpola (now at LCE at HUT) |
UMR7593, CNRS, University Pierre & Marie Curie, Paris, France |
Jacqueline Nadel, Arlette Streri (from Universitè Paris-V), Pierre Canet, Marie Maurer, Coralie Sann |
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