Cognition and Robotics lab
The Cognition and Robotics lab has a wide range of small- and large- scale equipment for research in robotics and neural engineering. Robotics and Human-Robot Interaction is concerned with the design and evaluation of robotic systems and methods for designing, implementing and evaluating the interaction between robots and human beings. We explore and demonstrate convergences and synergies among these themes. We are also interested in convergences and crossovers between biology and robotics/AI, as a strategic direction.
Contact: Dr. Johan Hagelbäck
Note: The lab is located in building G, 3:rd floor, room number G321.
Two large Adept Viper S650 6 DOF robot arms from Adept Technologies used for large-scale robotics experiments.
Robotiq Two-finger Adaptive Grippers used by the Adept Viper robot arms.
Large robot arms workstation.
A wide range of pieces, motors, sensors and controller systems for Lego Mindstorms NXT can be used for prototyping and small-scale robotics experiments.
Lynxmotion AL5D 4 DOF robot arms for small-scale robotics experiments.
Lynxmotion Hexapod, a robot inspired by the anatomy of insects.
Autonomous hexacopter used for development of machine vision and aerial control systems.
A wide range of Arduino boards used for prototyping and small-scale robotics experiments.
A Biosemi Active 2 system for biometric interfaces for robot control, including electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG) and galvanic skin response (GSR). It is used in development of human-robot factors models and evaluation methodologies
A Jazz headmounted eyetracker.
Several 3D printers and milling machines for Hybrid Additive Rapid Prototyping/ Manufacturing (RP/RM).
Custom-made robots for development of mobile robotic systems that can manipulate, grasp and adapt to environments.
Emotiv EPOC for easy recording of EEG.
EEG measurement with the Biosemi Active 2 system.
Tobii T60 eyetracking system.
Roland 3D MDX-40 subtractive prototyping machine.
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