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SHARON-CM-UC3M

Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Models for Symmetric Human Robot Interaction

  • Start: 2020
  • End: 2021
  • Funder: CM-UC3M
SHARON aims to develop human-centric Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, driven by principles from cognitive sciences and explainable, to enable symmetric and bidirectional interaction between humans and robots (physical AIs).
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Sidemar

Integrated system of assisted mechatronic design for oriented computer to automatic optimising of structure of service robots

  • Start: 2003
  • End: 2006
  • Funder: CYCIT
The main objective of this project is the development of a system that automates the service robot design process, (non available in the market). The design will be from different points of view: electro-mechanical, control and structural.
SKILLS

SKILLS

Implementation of the Skills Software Framework for Personal Robots

  • Start: 2009
  • End: 2010
  • Funder: Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid
Implementación de la Estructura Software de Habilidades para Robots Personales
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SOFIA

Soft intelligent articulation with reconfiguration and modularity capabilities for robotic platforms

  • Start: 2021
  • End: 2024
  • Funder: Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad
Development of a soft intelligent articulation with reconfiguration and modularity capabilities for robotic platforms.
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SOFTBOT

Software implementation of structure skills for personal robots

  • Start: 2010
  • End: 2011
  • Funder: Comunidad de Madrid - UC3M
The project is focused on the development of software components that allows the integration of software and hardware in Mobile Robots.

SRAR

SRAR. Soft Robotics for Ankle Rehabilitation

  • Start: 2024
  • End: 2027
  • Funder: AGENCIA ESTATAL DE INVESTIGACION (AEI)

SRAR – Soft Robotics for Ankle Rehabilitation SRAR – Robótica blanda para la rehabilitación del tobillo The SRAR project aims to design a soft robotics platform for ankle rehabilitation in the initial phases of therapy for patients who have suffered a stroke. The primary objective of the SRAR project is to provide a cost-effective, portable, […]

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