OsakaUx: Cognitive Neuroscience Robotics – Part A

- Duration
- 4 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 49
- Difficulty Level
- Introductory
An Exciting Interdisciplinary Course by OsakaUx
Cognitive Neuroscience Robotics is an exciting and innovative interdisciplinary course offered by OsakaUx that combines the fields of cognitive science, neuroscience, and robotics. This introductory-level course explores the development of cutting-edge information and robot technology systems based on our understanding of higher human brain functions. The course takes a unique approach by integrating both synthetic and analytic methodologies to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of this emerging field.
There are no specific prerequisites for this course, making it accessible to students from various backgrounds. However, a basic understanding of biology, psychology, or computer science may be beneficial.
By enrolling in this Cognitive Neuroscience Robotics course, students will gain valuable insights into the fascinating world of integrative technology systems and neuroscience integration. They will be well-prepared to contribute to the rapidly evolving field of cognitive neuroscience robotics and its numerous applications in our increasingly technology-driven world.
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Explore the two interaction modalities between humans and robots: verbal and emotional. Learn how to setup a study to evaluate the quality of the interaction from both, the robot’s and the human’s perspectives. Discover application areas for robots and what their role in the future society might be.
This course is an introduction to human cognition and how it is explored. You will explore how Psychology was born as a separate discipline and how we began to study the nervous system in terms of functions, abilities and traits linking brain, mind, behavior and relationship with the environment.
With this course we will also explore the main cognitive functions, such as memory, language, attention and perception and look at how they are investigated.