EI’21 Conference Publications

IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering

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Volume 1261

2022

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International Workshop on Embodied Intelligence 24/03/2021 – 26/03/2021 Online

Accepted papers received: 16 September 2022
Published online: 10 October 2022

Preface

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Preface

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Peer Review Statement

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Perspectives & Outlooks

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Embodied Artificial Intelligence: Enabling the Next Intelligence Revolution

Josie Hughes, Arsen Abdulali, Ryman Hashem and Fumiya Iida

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012002

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Embodied Intelligence in soft robotics: joys and sorrows

Cecilia Laschi

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012003

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Embodied Intelligence in Plants

Barbara Mazzolai, Emanuela Del Dottore, Francesca Tramacere, Alessio Mondini and Laura Margheri

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012004

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From bioinspired to biological robots, and back again.

Josh Bongard

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012005

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Embodied Intelligence & Morphological Computation in Soft Robotics Community: Collaborations, Coordination, and Perspective

S.M. Hadi Sadati, Marwa ElDiwiny, Surya Nurzaman, Fumiya Iida and Thrishantha Nanayakkara

Open abstract, Embodied Intelligence & Morphological Computation in Soft Robotics Community: Collaborations, Coordination, and Perspective View article, Embodied Intelligence & Morphological Computation in Soft Robotics Community: Collaborations, Coordination, and Perspective PDF, Embodied Intelligence & Morphological Computation in Soft Robotics Community: Collaborations, Coordination, and Perspective

Soft & Bio-inspired Robotics

012006

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Adopting Physical Artificial Intelligence in Soft Aerial Robots

Pham Huy Nguyen and Mirko Kovač

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012007

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Bio-Inspired Robots Imitating Human Organs with Embodied Intelligence Behaviour

Ryman Hashem, Weiliang Xu and Fumiya Iida

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012008

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Multifunctional Underwater Soft Robots: A Simulation Essay

Anup Teejo Mathew, Costanza Armanini, Aysha Ali Samra Ali Alshehhi, Ikhlas Mohamed Ben Hmida and Federico Renda

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Principles of EI in Robotics

012009

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Leveraging Embodied Intelligence for Dexterous Robotic Manipulators Through Iterative Co-design

Kai Junge and Josie Hughes

Open abstract, Leveraging Embodied Intelligence for Dexterous Robotic Manipulators Through Iterative Co-design View article, Leveraging Embodied Intelligence for Dexterous Robotic Manipulators Through Iterative Co-design PDF, Leveraging Embodied Intelligence for Dexterous Robotic Manipulators Through Iterative Co-design

012010

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Intelligent Soft Hands and Benchmarking towards General-Purpose Robotic Manipulation

Kieran Gilday and Fumiya Iida

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012011

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Morphological Computation and Control Complexity

Thomas George Thuruthel and Fumiya Iida

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012012

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Physical Intelligence in Biomechanics

Shiqiang Wang, Yongqi Shi and Li Wen

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012013

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Mechanical Sensing in Embodied Agents

Matteo Lo Preti, Thomas George Thuruthel, Kieran Gilday, Lucia Beccai and Fumiya Iida

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Embodiment for Real-World Applications

012014

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Coevolution of internal representations in physical human-robot orchestration – models of the surgeon and the robot in robotic surgery

Ilana Nisky, Leone Costi and Fumiya Iida

Open abstract, Coevolution of internal representations in physical human-robot orchestration – models of the surgeon and the robot in robotic surgery View article, Coevolution of internal representations in physical human-robot orchestration – models of the surgeon and the robot in robotic surgery PDF, Coevolution of internal representations in physical human-robot orchestration – models of the surgeon and the robot in robotic surgery

012015

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Robot swarms as embodied extensions of humans

Jonas D Rockbach and Maren Bennewitz

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012016

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Embodiment in Dialogue: Daily Dialogue Android Based on Multimodal Information

Takahisa Uchida, Takashi Minato and Hiroshi Ishiguro

Open abstract, Embodiment in Dialogue: Daily Dialogue Android Based on Multimodal Information View article, Embodiment in Dialogue: Daily Dialogue Android Based on Multimodal Information PDF, Embodiment in Dialogue: Daily Dialogue Android Based on Multimodal Information

012017

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Benefits and Challenges of Morphological Adaptation in Real-world Robots

Tønnes F. Nygaard and Kyrre Glette

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Cognition, Learning & Beavhiour

012018

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Taking Shape: A Perspective on the Future of Embodied Cognition and a new Generation of Evolutionary Robotics

David Howard, Jack Collins and Nicole Robinson

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012019

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Meta-brain Models: biologically-inspired cognitive agents

B Alicea and J Parent

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012020

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Active inference, preference learning and adaptive behaviour

Noor Sajid, Panagiotis Tigas and Karl Friston

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012021

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Embodiment and metaphorising in the learning of mathematics

Jorge Soto-Andrade, Daniela Díaz-Rojas and Amaranta Valdés-Zorrilla

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Philosophical and Conceptual Issues

012022

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The deep time perspective: How insights from millennia of evolving and extinct animals can inform robot design decision making

Aja Carter and Sonia Roberts

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012023

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What Could Models of Superorganismal Cognition Offer to Embodied AI?

Edmund R. Hunt

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012024

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Embodied Intelligence in Physical, Social and Technological Environments

Ilona Straub

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012025

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On the Importance of Embodiment for Artificial Design Intelligence in the Context of Sociotechnical Systems

Thomas E. F. Witte, Jessica Schwarz and Verena Nitsch

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012026

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Thinking like a State : Embodied intelligence in the deep history of our collective mind

Avel Guénin—Carlut

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