Evripidis Gkanias
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bio-inspired robotics
Celestial compass sensor mimics the insect eye for navigation under cloudy and occluded skies
Editor’s Choice Paper 2023. Hardware prototype of the model using a ring of UV-sensitive photodiode pairs, and test it under cloudy and occluded skies.
Evripidis Gkanias
,
Robert Mitchell
,
Jan Stankiewicz
,
Sadeque R. Khan
,
Srinjoy Mitra
,
Barbara Webb
Multimodal skylight information improves the estimation of the celestial compass: insights from a hardware implementation
Aug 22, 2023 10:40 AM — Aug 2, 2023 11:00 AM
Bäckaskog Slott, Sweden
Evripidis Gkanias
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Robert Mitchell
,
Barbara Webb
Insect-brain inspired neuromorphic nanophotonics
The goal of the project is to develop nanophotonic on-chip devices for integrated sensing and neural computation, inspired by the insect brain.
Imitating the Drosophila Larval Learning Behaviour on a Robot
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Oct 8, 2018 2:00 PM — 3:45 PM
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Evripidis Gkanias
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Kostantinos Lagogannis
,
Barbara Webb
Insect neuroethology of reinforcement learning
Thesis - Doctor of Philosophy. I inversigated how insects form associative memories in their mushroom bodies and how this impacts their olfactory learning, visual navigation, and time-delayed reinforcements tasks.
Predator Evasion by a Robocrab
Jul 27, 2017 10:00 AM — 10:20 AM
Stanford University, CA, United States
Evripidis Gkanias
,
Theodoros Stouraitis
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Jan M. Hemmi
,
Barbara Webb
Predator Evasion by a Robocrab
Theodoros Stouraitis
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Evripidis Gkanias
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Barbara Webb
Exploiting invisible cues for robot navigation in complex natural environments
Design a sensor that transforms skylight into a compass direction.
Miniature insect model for active learning (minimal)
We develop a new foundation for understanding natural learning by developing a complete multilevel model of learning in larvae
Robocrab: data-driven adaptation of the evation behaviour in fiddler crabs
Disertation - Master of Science. We create a semi-supervised structure of neural network, inspired by the physiology of neurons in fiddler crabs, and train it to adapt the evasion behaviour of fiddler crabs on potential predators, solving a complicated visuomotor problem (developed in Python using the Theano/Tensorflow-based ‘keras’ library
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