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Seminar on Robotics Science and Systems Intelligence

EI77007Examination Performance5 ECTSEnglishWintersemester/SommersemesterDepartment Computer Engineering
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What it is about

In this seminar you will learn about current research topics in robotics and artificial intelligence. You will analyze and present important, frequently cited research papers on topics such as perception, control, learning and applications (e.g. manipulation, mobility, space). In the end you will be able to identify central research directions, independently examine research contributions, critically evaluate them and present them in an understandable form.

What you will be able to do

  • Identify important research directions in robotics and AI
  • Independently research relevant topics
  • Critically analyze and synthesize research papers
  • Discuss and present results in an understandable way

What the module consists of

  • Seminar/KolloquiumYou present and discuss research papers; central event format of the module

Teaching method

  • Lesen von ForschungsarbeitenTo access current research results
  • PräsentationenTo present, summarize and discuss the papers
  • DiskussionTo critically engage with the content

Dates

Advanced seminarIN2107 Seminar on Robotics Science and Systems Intelligence2 groups to choose from

  • ATue13:00–13:30Online: Videokonferenzonce on 07.07.
  • BWed11:15–12:15Ort/Zeit nicht bekanntonce on 14.10.
  • BWed11:15–13:00Online: Videokonferenz
    5× · 04.11.–02.12.
    • 04.11.
    • 11.11.
    • 18.11.
    • 25.11.
    • 02.12.

From the current semester, not binding. You attend one of several groups; the timetable automatically suggests the one with the fewest clashes.

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