EDTAS 2015 presentations
The Emerging Disruptive Technologies Assessment Symposium (EDTAS) 2015 has showcased many speakers from government, academia and industry.
Presentations will be published here when they become available.
Day one:
- Dr Paul Rogers - Future Ground Vehicle Robotics
- Dr Steve Brodie - Break Through Innovation
- Mike Conroy - Playing Nice Across Time & Space
- Dr Todd Mansell - Opportunities for Trusted Autonomy in Humanitarian Assistance / Disaster Relief
- Corey Cook - Autonomous Systems for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response
- Prof. Hussein A. Abbass - On TRUST in Humans and Machines
- Dr Foster Langbein - A Solar Superstorm - What if?
- Dr Brian Mekdeci - Trusted Autonomy
Day two:
- Dr Robert Dane - Autonomous Unmanned Surface Vehicles
- Dr Simon Ng - Micro-UAV Challenges: DST Technical Development and the Implications for HADR Capability
- Prof. Satyandra K. Gupta - Challenge and Opportunities in Human Robot Collaboration
- Mr Ashley Searl - Industry Experience in the Trust of Unmanned Autonomous Systems
- Dr David Johnson - Towards Cognitive Sensor Fusion in Unstructured Environments
- Prof. Rob Sabatini - Cooperative and Non-Cooperative Decision Making for UAS Detect-and-Avoid: A Novel Approach
- Dr Jason Scholz - Towards Machine Plasticity
- Prof. Liz Sonenberg - Trust, Expectation and Acceptance in Human-Automation Interaction
Day 3:
- Dr David Battle - Undersea Search and Sensors
- Dr Peter Dortmans - Trusting Technology in a Complex World
- Dr Alen Alempijevic - Robotic Systems: Autonomy, Collaboration and Physical Assistance
