We study the basis of humans’ capacity to recognize, elaborate and react to a robot; on that, we research on how to build and control robots able to synergistically cooperate and to anticipate humans’ actions.
Specific research interests:
- Cognitive functioning (attention, perception, memory, decision making, executive functions)
- Object processing and object affordances
- Learning (skill acquisition, implicit learning, observational learning, transfer of learning in individual and social contexts)
- Gaze perception and joint attention
- Human-human and human-robot interaction and cooperation
- Human factors in real contexts
- Affective computing
People:
We study the basis of <strong>humans’ capacity to recognize, elaborate and react to a robot</strong>; on that, we research on how to <strong>build and control robots able to synergistically cooperate </strong>and<strong> to anticipate humans’ actions.</strong>Specific research interests:<li>Cognitive functioning (attention, perception, memory, decision making, executive functions)</li><li>Object processing and object affordances</li><li>Learning (skill acquisition, implicit learning, observational learning, transfer of learning in individual and social contexts)</li><li>Gaze perception and joint attention</li><li>Human-human and human-robot interaction and cooperation</li><li>Human factors in real contexts</li><li>Affective computing</li>
Prof. Cristina Iani
Prof. Marcello Pellicciari
Prof. Sandro Rubichi
Topic: Physical Human-Robot Interaction
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We study the basis of <strong>humans’ capacity to recognize, elaborate and react to a robot</strong>; on that, we research on how to <strong>build and control robots able to synergistically cooperate </strong>and<strong> to anticipate humans’ actions.</strong>Specific research interests:<li>Cognitive functioning (attention, perception, memory, decision making, executive functions)</li><li>Object processing and object affordances</li><li>Learning (skill acquisition, implicit learning, observational learning, transfer of learning in individual and social contexts)</li><li>Gaze perception and joint attention</li><li>Human-human and human-robot interaction and cooperation</li><li>Human factors in real contexts</li><li>Affective computing</li>
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We study the basis of <strong>humans’ capacity to recognize, elaborate and react to a robot</strong>; on that, we research on how to <strong>build and control robots able to synergistically cooperate </strong>and<strong> to anticipate humans’ actions.</strong>Specific research interests:<li>Cognitive functioning (attention, perception, memory, decision making, executive functions)</li><li>Object processing and object affordances</li><li>Learning (skill acquisition, implicit learning, observational learning, transfer of learning in individual and social contexts)</li><li>Gaze perception and joint attention</li><li>Human-human and human-robot interaction and cooperation</li><li>Human factors in real contexts</li><li>Affective computing</li>
Projects:
We study the basis of <strong>humans’ capacity to recognize, elaborate and react to a robot</strong>; on that, we research on how to <strong>build and control robots able to synergistically cooperate </strong>and<strong> to anticipate humans’ actions.</strong>Specific research interests:<li>Cognitive functioning (attention, perception, memory, decision making, executive functions)</li><li>Object processing and object affordances</li><li>Learning (skill acquisition, implicit learning, observational learning, transfer of learning in individual and social contexts)</li><li>Gaze perception and joint attention</li><li>Human-human and human-robot interaction and cooperation</li><li>Human factors in real contexts</li><li>Affective computing</li>