Genki Miyauchi / 宮内源己
@genki_miyauchi
Postdoctoral Researcher @sheffielduni @openswarm_eu | Swarm Robotics, Multi-Robot Systems | ロボットの群れを研究している人 | 🇯🇵🇰🇷
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https://genkimiyauchi.github.io 23-03-2012 10:03:20
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📍OpenSwarm series of interview new episod, with Roderich Gross The University of Sheffield TU Darmstadt
▶️ youtu.be/72b_-qkZ5Hc?si… via YouTube
Our #TurtleBots are back to the Imaging Hangar and seem to morph slowly into ladybugs?
exc.uni-konstanz.de/collective-beh…
#swarm #robotics Centre for the Adv Study of Collective Behaviour Jonas Kuckling Genki Miyauchi / 宮内源己
Today, I gave a seminar talk at TU Darmstadt LOEWE emergenCITY on multi-human-swarm interaction and our ongoing research with OpenSwarm on energy-aware robot swarms.
Thank you Roderich Gross for the invitation to give a talk!
Today I successfully defended my PhD thesis! Thank you to my reviewers Prof. Sabine Hauert Sabine Hauert and Dr. Sean Anderson for the discussions on my research, and to my supervisor Roderich Roderich Gross for helping me reach this far.
ACSE at Sheffield Sheffield Robotics
Swarms without Borders! Despite #brexit , robots in Sheffield Robotics 🇬🇧cooperate in real-time with Italian🇮🇹🍕robots ISTC_CNR to complete collaborative tasks through new technology for multi-swarm interaction by Luigi Feola Giovanni Reina Salah Talamali Vito Trianni check 🧵👇
Discover the Natural Robotics Lab. The University of Sheffield is partner of the Horizon Europe🇪🇺 #OpenSwarm project.
▶️ openswarm.eu/the-natural-ro…
Roderich Gross Genki Miyauchi / 宮内源己
Unleashing the power of elastic links: transforming misguided robots into coordinated wonders!
Our paper out today in Nature Communications
doi.org/10.1038/s41467…
Check this thread to know what we discovered by coupling with springs a group of self-propelled robots that move erratically
New paper in Nature Communications (nature.com/articles/s4146…) demonstrating 'robotic' fabrics that shrink, grow and move with precision. Being elastically coupled, the modules rely less on energy-intense perception and thinking to act in coherent ways. #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence
If you’re at #ICRA2023 , find us at the Sheffield Robotics exhibition stand (H12).
I’ll be around to chat about the OpenSwarm project and what we do at The University of Sheffield !