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Bridging Physical Interaction and Cognitive Adaptation in Real-World Robotic Systems

This talk explores how robotic systems can achieve true intelligence by integrating physical interaction and cognitive adaptation in real‑world settings. Moving beyond simulation, it examines how sensorimotor learning, adaptive control, and morphological computation enable robots to navigate unstructured, dynamic environments. By combining multimodal perception with large language models, the research develops agents capable of continual learning and contextual reasoning. Bridging robotics, AI, and cognitive science, this work advances autonomous systems that are resilient, adaptable, and capable of safe, meaningful collaboration with humans. Join us to discover the latest breakthroughs and their potential to transform human‑robot interaction. Speaker: Dr Xavier Xie, Senior Lecturer & Consultant, Artificial Intelligence Practice, NUS-ISS