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Prof. Auke J Ijspeert
School of computer and Communication Sciences, INN 241
EPFL, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne
CH 1015, Lausanne, Switzerland
SWITZERLAND
| Telephone | +41 21 693 2658 | | Fax | +41 21 693 3705 | | Email | auke dot ijspeert at epfl dot ch | | URL | birg.epfl.ch/ |
Previous Research
The group's research interests are at the intersection between computational neuroscience, robotics, artificial neural networks, and adaptive algorithms (optimization and learning algorithms). We are in particular interested in developing biologically inspired robots for producing novel types of robots with dexterous locomotion and sensorimotor coordination abilities, and investigating hypotheses of how central nervous systems implement these abilities in animals. More generally, we do research in the following areas: locomotion and movement control, sensorimotor coordination, dynamic simulators of articulated rigid bodies, statistical learning algorithms, evolutionary algorithms, nonlinear dynamical systems, humanoid robotics, amphibious articulated robotics, and modular robotics.
Current Research
We are currently doing research in the following domains:
(1) Adaptive locomotion and movement control in animals and machines.
(2) Dynamic simulations of articulated rigid bodies
(3) Neurorobotics, in particular, using articulated amphibious robots as tools for modeling lower vertebrate locomotion control
(4) Nonlinear dynamical systems for learning, replaying, and modulating movements
Research Objectives
Our objectives are:
(1) gaining a better understanding of animal movement control, in particular pattern generation, gait transition, and dealing with perturbations,
(2) producing novel types of robots with dexterous locomotion and sensorimotor coordination abilities.
Research Keywords
computational neuroscience, robotics, artificial neural networks, learning, optmization, locomotion, central pattern generators, lamprey, salamander, humanoid robot, amphibious robot.
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