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The robots of tomorrow will be able to both adapt to changes in their surroundings and learn new tasks.
Fremtidens robotter vil være i stand til både at tilpasse sig ændringer i omgivelserne og selv lære nye opgaver.
In recent years, high-tech robotic solutions have found their way from the universities’ laboratories to the healthcare system.
Højteknologiske robotløsninger har i de senere år fundet vej fra universiteternes laboratorier til sundhedsvæsenet. Næste udviklingsbølge bygger på data fra brug af teknologierne...
During the current royal visit to Japan, on Wednesday 11 Oct, HRH Crown Prince Frederik and HRH Crown Princess Mary, had the chance to engage in playful interaction with...
Innovationsfonden har netop bevilget 7 mio. kr. til videreudvikling af en ny robot, der sikrer KOL-patienter den rette mængde ilt. DTU ser stort potentiale i at automatisere...
DTU er eneste danske videnskabelige deltager i EU's store forskningsflagskib, Human Brain Project, der skal kortlægge den menneskelige hjerne. Aftalen om den danske del...
Elderly people and children with disabilities are jumping their way to improved life quality using interactive robot tiles developed at the Center for Playware.
Professor Henrik Hautop Lund will give the keynote talk “Playful Rehabilitation with Playware for Older Adults” at the 9th World Conference on Gerontechnology (ISG 2014...