HUMAN AMPLIFICATION WORKSHOP 2020

Joint Workshop on Human Augmentation

ERC project APLIFY/H2020 – Project Humane AI/JST – CREST project

(collocated with Augmented Humans International Conference 2020)


March 15, 2020

Notice

**** Update: the physical meeting in Kaiserlautern is canceled! ****

 
Some parts of the event will take place virtually. There will be more information her as soon as we know more.


The global situation regarding travel and health has changed due to the outbreak of COVID-19. Unfortunately, some of the speakers of the workshop prior the AHs20 will not be able to attend due to local travel restrictions, hence leading to the cancellation of the workshop.

However, we will prepare an alternative casual program for people who registered and will be in Kaiserslautern on March 15th. This casual program will be adjusted to the number of participants that will attend the workshop. Some of the speakers outlined on the web page will be available locally who will participate in the discussions and hands-on sessions. If you have already booked your travels and intend to visit us, you can still come to participate or present.

We apologize this last minute change and are doing our best of the current situation. We are looking forward to meet you at Kaiserslautern or catch up with you via electronic channels.

Program:

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[svt-event title=”Welcome and Introduction” date=”9:40-9:50″ class=”svt-cd-white” ] [/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Hideki Koike” date=”9:50-10:10″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Albrecht Schmidt” date=”10:10-10:30″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]LMU, Germany[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Takanori Oku” date=”10:30-10:50″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Break” date=”10:50-11:10″ class=”svt-cd-white” ][/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Katrin Wolf” date=”11:10-11:30″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]Hamburg University for Applied Sciences, Germany[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Junichi Ushiba” date=”11:30-11:50″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]Keio University, Japan[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Paul Lukowicz” date=”11:50-12:10″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]DFKI Kaiserslautern, Germany[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Vision Talk by Jun Rekimoto” date=”12:10-12:30″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]University of Tokyo/Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Lunch break” date=”12:30-13:30″ class=”svt-cd-white” ][/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Stelarc: Impuls talk” date=”13:30-14:00″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ][/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Hands-On Workshop:” date=”14:00-15:00″ class=”svt-cd-red” ]from Human Augmentation to the Amplification of Human abilities(group activity)[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Break” date=”15:00-15:30″ class=”svt-cd-white” ][/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Discussion and Q&A with Stelarc:” date=”15:30-16:30″ class=”svt-cd-red” ]Where are the Boundaries for Humans and why we need to break them?(Moderator: Albrecht Schmidt)[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Hand-On Workshop:” date=”16:30-17:00″ class=”svt-cd-red” ]Human Augmentation in the Context of Societal challenges[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Trends & Challenges Talk by Kai Kunze ” date=”17:00-17:15″ class=”svt-cd-blue” ]Keio University, Japan[/svt-event]
[svt-event title=”Wrap-up, next steps, Conclusions” date=”17:30-18:00″ class=”svt-cd-white” ][/svt-event]

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Main Speakers:

 

Stelarc
Performance Artist
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Hideki Koike
Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Jun Rekimoto
Professor at The University of Tokyo
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Junichi Ushiba
Professor at Keio University
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Takanori Oku
Researcher at Sony CSL
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Kai Kunze
Professor at Keio University
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Paul Lukowicz
Head of the research department embedded intelligence
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Katrin Wolf
Professor at Hamburg University for Applied Sciences
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Albrecht Schmidt
Professor at LMU Munich
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Supported by:

ERC AMPLIFY
H2020 Project Humane AI
JST CREST Project “A Study on Skill Acquisition and Development of Skill Transfer Systems”