CoSy: Cognitive Systems for Cognitive Assistants

Jan 1, 2006 · 3 min read
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CoSy: Cognitive systems for cognitive assistants

CoSy (Cognitive Systems for Cognitive Assistants) was a four-year Integrated Project in the EU’s FP6 Cognitive Systems programme, active from September 2004 to August 2008. Coordinated by KTH in Sweden, its consortium brought together seven principal partners including the Universities of Birmingham, Freiburg and Ljubljana, CNRS, DFKI and TU Darmstadt, to pool robotics, AI and cognitive science expertise. The project systematically explored the architectures, representations and learning mechanisms needed for autonomous embodied systems to perceive, reason, plan, learn and communicate while understanding the context and consequences of their actions. These concepts were explored through a series of increasingly capable robot demonstrators, ranging from mobile exploration to the “PlayMate” table-top manipulation scenario, and were later distilled in the reference volume Cognitive Systems, shaping subsequent research on cognitive robotics and assistive systems.

Roles

Jan 1 2006 - Aug 31 2008: Researcher | Ph.D. Student @ FRI

Publications

Towards Learning Basic Object Affordances from Object Properties. Proceedings of the Eight International Conference on Epigenetic Robotics (EpiRob 2008), 2008.
A System for Learning Basic Object Affordances Using a Self-Organizing Map. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Cognitive Systems (CogSys 2008), 2008.
Interaktiven Sistem Za Kontinuirano Učenje Vizualnih Konceptov. Proceedings of the Sixteenth Electrotechnical and Computer Science Conference (ERK 2007), 2007.
A Framework for Continuous Learning of Simple Visual Concepts. Proceedings of the Twelveth Computer Vision Winter Workshop (CVWW 2007), 2007.
DR 5.6: Framework for Continuous Learning with Different Levels of Supervision: Cognitive Systems for Cognitive Assistants. EU FP6 CoSy FP6-004250 Project Year 3 Deliverable, 2007.
A System for Continuous Learning of Visual Concepts. Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Computer Vision Systems (ICVS 2007), 2007.
On Different Modes of Continuous Learning of Visual Properties. Proceedings of the Fifteenth Electrotechnical and Computer Science Conference (ERK 2006), 2006.
DR.5.4: Object Models Suitable for Continuous and Human-Assisted Learning. EU FP6 CoSy FP6-004250 Project Year 3 Deliverable, 2006.