Workshop: Adaptive behaviour in human infants, animals and robots

The workshop was co-organised by the Global Research Centre for Diverse Intelligences (GRCDI) and Ritsumeikan University; it included presentations, lab visits and open discussions.

Participants:

• Minoru Asada (Osaka University)
  Scientific and Technological Challenges in RoboCup
• Andrew Barron (Macquarie University)
  Honey bee cognition
• Josep Call (University of St Andrews) (Organiser)
  The descent of ape (into robot)
• Erica Cartmill (Indiana University)
  Play and projection: social and physical problem solving in great apes
• Satoshi Hirata (Kyoto University)
  Chimpanzee cognition and reinforcement learning models
• Mitsuhiko Ishikawa (Hitotsubashi University)
  Mechanisms of infants’ gaze-following behaviour adapted to social contexts
• Shoji Itakura (Ritsumeikan University) (Organiser)
  Infants’ reactions to robot during the still face procedure
• Yasuhiro Kanakogi (Osaka University)
  A sense of justice in preverbal infants
• Takayuki Kanda (Kyoto University)
  Moral Interaction with Social robots
• Yusuke Moriguchi (Kyoto University)
  Development of consciousness during childhood
• Amanda Seed (University of St Andrews)
  Diverse Mental Models or Diverse Control?
• Kasim Terzig (University of St Andrews)
  A tale of three robots:  Reinforcement learning and long-horizon high-dimensional problems​
• Juan Ye (University of St Andrews)
  Continual learning in sensor-based human activity recognition
• Maarten Zwart (University of St Andrews)
  A sense of place: neural mechanisms of spatial awareness in larval zebrafishAdaptive Behaviour Workshop – Abstracts