Robot Talk Podcast – October episodes

Episode 20 – Paul Dominick Baniqued

Claire talked to Dr Paul Dominick Baniqued from The University of Manchester all about brain-computer interface know-how and rehabilitation robotics.

Paul Dominick Baniqued acquired his PhD in robotics and immersive applied sciences on the University of Leeds. His analysis tackled the combination of a brain-computer interface with digital actuality and hand exoskeletons for motor rehabilitation and abilities studying. He is at the moment working as a postdoc researcher on cyber-physical techniques and digital twins on the Robotics for Extreme Environments Group on the University of Manchester.

Episode 21 – Sean Katagiri

Claire chatted to Sean Katagiri from The National Robotarium all about underwater robots, offshore vitality, and different industrial purposes of robotics.

Sean Katagiri is a robotics engineer who has the pleasure of being surrounded by and dealing with robots for a dwelling. His expertise in robotics primarily comes from the subsea area, however has additionally labored with wheeled and legged floor robots as effectively. Sean may be very excited to have not too long ago began his function at The National Robotarium, whose aim is to deliver concepts from academia and switch them into actual world options.

Episode 22 – Iveta Eimontaite

Claire talked to Dr Iveta Eimontaite from Cranfield University about psychology, human-robot interplay, and industrial robots.

Iveta Eimontaite studied Cognitive Neuroscience on the University of York and accomplished her PhD in Cognitive Psychology at Hull University. Prior to becoming a member of Cranfield University, Iveta held analysis positions at Bristol Robotics Laboratory and Sheffield Robotics. Her work primarily focuses on behavioural and cognitive points of Human-Technology Interaction, with specific curiosity in person wants and necessities for the profitable integration of know-how throughout the office/social environments.

Mickey Li

Claire talked to Mickey Li from the University of Bristol about aerial robotics, constructing inspection and multi-robot groups.

Mickey Li is a Robotics and Autonomous techniques PhD researcher on the Bristol Robotics Laboratory and the University of Bristol. His analysis focuses on optimum multi-UAV path planning for constructing inspection, particularly how ensures might be supplied regardless of car failures. Most not too long ago he has been creating a transportable improvement and deployment infrastructure for multi-UAV experimentation for the BRL Flight Arena impressed by advances in cloud computing.