This talk will look at new ways of using robots and games and will demonstrate how strategies that aim to 'trick' the brain can have a positive impact on the recovery of cognitive and physical injuries and in reducing pain.
The Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technologies (SIGHT) in the UK & Ireland Section is pleased to announce a series of online lectures in connection with the Covid-19 related technologies. These are being organised in collaboration with the Technology Ethics SIG and the SMC Chapters. The first lecture in this series is IEEE Ethics and COVID-19 related Initiatives.
Begin Robotics is a free open on line course which is running again, starting 6th July. It introduces robotics from a cybernetic viewpoint and has been popular with pupils at schools or colleges, school teachers, and others perhaps wanting to study robotics, or out of general interest.
Recent years have seen a growing interest among users in the migration of their applications to the Cloud/Fog/Edge computing and Internet-of-Things environments. However, due to high complexity, these infrastructures need advanced components for supporting applications and advanced management techniques for increasing the efficiency.