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On the 27th of June, the GAIPS team from Project INSIDE went to the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Symposium 2017, held at Porto Business School. We participated in a panel, with a talk given by Professor Franscisco Melo, and, for the first time, in a demo session with our new robot, ASTRo!
ASTRo stole the show, as it interacted with the attendees, inviting them to play a turn-taking game of Tangram!
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GAIPS team was invited to show our work during Dia do Técnico, an event held every year to commemorate the anniversary of Instituto Superior Técnico. To celebrate its 106th anniversary, we participated in the Keep in Touch – Next Generation with two demos.
During the event held inside DEI's library, we presented the newly developed FAtiMA VR Demo (RAGE Project) and some games developed in the Digital Game's Courses (Laboratório de Jogos).
The activities were a success among the participants! Professors, Researchers and Staff brought their families to discover the careers of the future and they all had a great time!
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It will be about exposing and discussing the social and economical impacts of introducing artificial intelligence and robotics in the Portuguese society.
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Prof. Francisco Santos won the 2017 Young Scientist Award for Socio and Econophysics of the German Physical Society! This award recognizes outstanding original contributions to a better understanding of socio-economic systems.
The award ceremony occurs on Monday 20th March, in Dresden, Germany.
More information about the award session, here.
Congratulations!!!
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We are pleased to announce that the new version of the FAtiMA agent architecture, named FAtiMA Toolkit, is currently available as an open-source project on GitHub:
https://github.com/GAIPS-INESC-ID/FAtiMA-Toolkit
Besides porting the code from Java to C#, the new FAtiMA offers many significant improvements over its previous iterations, such as the inclusion of dedicated authoring tools and the ability to work on multiple application environments (Windows, Mac, Browser, iOS, Android, Linux).
FAtiMA Toolkit is currently being developed under the RAGE H2020 project.
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