10:10AM Robotics Cognition, and Neuroscience
Philosophical, cognitive, and neuroscience questions and dilemmas of emerging robotic platforms.
Shanti Ganesh
Post-doc - Psychology
UC Berkeley
[Moderator]
Emily Cross
Prof. of Cognitive Neuroscience
Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands
& Bangor University, Wales
Mireille Hildebrandt
Prof. of Smart Environments, Data Protection and the Rule of Law
Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Ayse P. Saygin
Prof. of Cognitive Neuroscience
UC San Diego
2:00PM Robotic Ethics and Opportunities
Can robots serve as empowering surveillance and control systems for activists, amateurs, and grassroots communities as well as for governments and corporations? Where do legal, ethical, and human rights concerns arise?
Greg Niemeyer
Prof. of Art Practice
UC Berkeley
[Moderator]
Deirdre Mulligan
UC Berkeley
Prof. of Law/iSchool
Eric Stackpole
Co-founder
OpenROV
R. Stuart Geiger
Graduate Student, School of Information
UC Berkeley
3:30PM Robot as Metaphor
New robotic interfaces, kinematics, algorithms, and artistic forms.
Eric Paulos
Prof. of EECS, New Media
UC Berkeley
[Moderator]
Carla Diana
Robot Designer and Creative Technology Consultant
Carla Diana Design, University of Pennsylvania
Mark Pauline
Founder & Director
Survial Research Labs
Ken Goldberg
Prof. of IEOR and EECS, College of Engineering, Dept of Art Practice and School of Information
UC Berkeley
Dept of Radiation Oncology
UC San Francisco
