Invited Speaker-1 Professor Jangmyung Lee (Pusan National University, Korea)
Title 1 Concurrent Localization of Multiple Unmanned Surface Vehicles Using Neural
Networks

Jangmyung Lee, Professor, Pusan National University, was born in Kyung-nam,
Korea, in 1957. He received the B.S. degree (1980) & M.S. degree (1982) inelectronics engineering from Seoul National University, Korea. He also
received the Ph. D. degree (1990) in EE/S from the University of Southern
California, Los Angeles Since 1992, He is with the Department of Electronics
Engineering, Busan National University, Busan, Korea. In the year of 2009, hejmlee@pusan.ac.kr founded SPENALO national robotics research center and now is the directorof the center which aims at educating creative robotics engineers for industry. His research interests
include Design of Robotic Control System, Factory Automation System Design, Sensor Integrated
Manufacturing, and Computer Communication.
IS-1 Concurrent Localization of Multiple Unmanned Surface Vehicles Using Neural Networks
Jangmyung Lee (Pusan National University, Korea)
A concurrent localization of multiple USVs (Unmanned Surface Vehicle) has been
proposed using neural networks in order to resolve the problems of the probabilitybased filters used in the existing USV localization. The multiple USVs are effective
for port surveillance, ocean reconnaissance, and so on, when the concurrent
localization is available. Several probability-based filters, such as, EKF, KF, and
UKF have been utilized so far. Since these algorithms are externally affected bywind and waves on the sea surface, it becomes difficult to accurately control thenavigation along the desired trajectory. Using the proposed neural network, themultiple USVs can be navigated to survey the under-water condition effectively

Invited Speaker-2 Professor Henrik Hautop Lund (Technical University of Denmark,Denmark)
Title2-1 Body and Brain Training with Big Data and AI
Title2-2 Body and Brain Training with Big Data and AI 2 – A Pilot Test of Falls
Prevention
Title2-3 Playware Ball – Initial Development Impressions of an Intelligent Ball

He is Professor of Department of Electrical Engineering at
Technical University of Denmark. He is head of the Center for
Playware, and has published more than 175 scientific papers
and several patents. He has served in the Danish National
Research Council. He is World Champion in RoboCup
hhl@elektro.dtu.dk
Humanoids Freestyle 2002, has developed shape-shifting
modular robots, and has collaborated closely on robotics, ALife and AI with companies like LEGO,

Kompan, BandaiNamco, etc. for the past two decades. His Center for Playware at the Technical
University of Denmark has a long track record of developing modular robotic playware for playfulcontextualized IT training in Sub-Saharan Africa, for playful rehabilitation for sport, for music, forwearable, for play, and for education. These modular playware technology developments include IBlocks (LEGO bricks with processing power) and modular interactive tiles (larger bricks for physicalrehab). Further, with the development of East-Africa’s first science and business park, local
entrepreneurship has been fostered amongst students graduating from the university degree
programs in contextualized IT. Combining such skills, it became possible to develop technical skill
enhancing football games and global connectivity based on modular playware for townships in South
intelligence, soft computing, robotics, and mechatronics. He has published many papers which
related to the application of Artificial Intelligence in recent years. Africa for the FIFA World Cup 2010.
Lately, together with international pop star and World music promoter Peter Gabriel, he hasdeveloped the MusicTiles app as a music 2.0 experience to enhance music creativity amongst
everybody, even people with no initial musical skills whatsoever, and made physical modules forPeter Gabriel’s live stage performance. In all cases, professor Henrik Hautop Lund and his research
center develop modular playware technology in a playful way to enhance learning and creativity
amongst anybody, anywhere, anytime.
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Invited Speaker-3 Professor Luigi Pagliarini (the Academy of Fine Arts of Macerata,
Italy)
Title3-1 PixelBeing – An Eco-sustainable Approach to Robotics and AI
Title3-2 Social Play with Modular Playware

University of St. Andrews, Bachelor's degree,
Experimental Psychology, 1988–1989
Università degli Studi di Pavia / University ofPavia, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD),
Psychology, 1998– 2000
Università degli Studi di Roma 'La Sapienza',
Master of Psychology, Psicologi sperimentale,luigipagliarini@gmail.com
1984-1991
Luigi Pagliarini, neuropsychologist by training, is an artist engaged since the early 90s
in Software Art, Robot Art and AI based Art.
At the moment, he is Professor of Theory of Perception and Psychology of Form,
Semantics of Bodies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Macerata, and Innovation Design
at the ISIA Design Institute of Pescara. He is a Consultant Professor at the Playware of
the Danish Technical University where he deals with Robots and Dynamic AgentsInterfaces Design. He is also currently a Partner Consultant for Entertainment Robotics.
In the past, he has collaborated on various projects with companies such as the LEGO

Group, SONY, Real World Records, etc. Among others, he was Founder and Director of
the Pescara Electronic Artists Meeting; Artistic Director of Ecoteca; Curator of the Robo[art] section of the Robotsatplay Festival; Founder and Member of the International
Committee of RoboCup Junior.
He is currently a member of the Editorial Committee of the "Journal of Artificial Lifeand Robotics", a member of the Editorial Committee of the "Journal of Art Psychology",
a member of the Scientific Committee of the "Psychology-Based Technologies"
International Conference and a managing member of APEXperience. He has publishedon books, magazines, webzines, on international congress and conference proceedings.
He has received artistic and academic honors and has been awarded international
prizes, more than once. He has exhibited in several museums and institutional places
around the world (the Center Pompidou, ICC in Tokyo, the Science Museum of Naples,etc.). He has collaborated with various Research Bodies and Institutes and Universities(MIT Medialab in Boston, the Mechatronics Department of the Maersk Institute inOdense, the Departmento di Psicologia in Rome, St. Andrews, Naples or Milan, theAccademia di Belle Arti di Roma, Bari, etc.), both as researcher and teacher and - asconsultant - with various companies, industries and multinationals. Several times, his
has been featured in the media of different countries.
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