Program

 

Thursday, November 19, 2015  


 

7:45am:  Shuttle bus from Toulouse downtown to LAAS-CNRS

8:15am: 

Welcome
8:45am: Welcome address by Jean Arlat, LAAS-CNRS Director, vidéo
   
8:55am: Opening by Jean-Paul Laumond 

"Workshop Opening", vidéo

9:30am:

Keynote: Emanuel Todorov

"Synthesis of contact-rich behaviors with optimal control", vidéo

10:30am: 

Nicolas Mansard

 "What is optimal in robot motion?", vidéo


11:15am:

Break

11:45am:

Keynote: Karl Friston

"The variational foundations of movement", vidéo


12:45pm:

Lunch

1:45pm:

Keynote: Neville Hogan

"Optimal physical interaction via dynamic primitives", vidéo

2:45pm:

Daniel Bennequin

"Geometrical invariance in movement generation", vidéo


3:30pm:

Break

4:00pm:

Martin  Giese

" Modelling of coordinated human body motion by learning of structured dynamic representations", vidéo

 

4:45pm:

Frédéric Jean

"Why don't we move slower? The value of time in the neural control of action ", vidéo

 

5:30pm:

End
 

5:45pm:

Shuttle bus to Toulouse downtown

 

7:30pm:

Dinner at Fondation Bemberg 

 

 

Friday, November 20, 2015


 

8:00am:  Shuttle bus from Toulouse downtown to LAAS-CNRS

8:30am: 

Welcome
9:00am: Jean-Bernard Lasserre

"The moment-SOS approach for global optimization and optimal control", vidéo

9:45am:

Keynote: Mario Sznaier

"The interplay between Big Data and sparsity in system theory", vidéo


10:45am

Break

11:15am:

Ludovic Righetti

"Model-based and data-driven approaches for the control of contact interactions", vidéo

11:30am: Pierre-Brice Wieber

"Geometric and numerical aspects of redundancy", vidéo

12:15am:

Dagmar Sternad

"Control of intermittent and continuous interactions with objects.", vidéo


1:00pm:



Group Photo & Lunch


2:00pm:

Keynote: Yoshihiko Nakamura

 "NOH: The dance that hides movements", vidéo

3:00pm:

Edouard Pauwels

"Linear conic optimization for inverse optimal control", vidéo


3:45pm:

Break

4:00pm:

Humanoid Robot HRP2’ Show

4:30pm:

end
   

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