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This section hosts a selection of videos and podcasts relating to COST Actions and other COST activities.
The rationale behind the COST Arts & Technologies (CAT) workshop is that there are considerable benefits to be drawn from integrating arts and technologies, to a much larger extent than ever before. Combining artistic creativity with technological expertise should in itself show great potential leading to new products, services and social innovations.
The rationale behind the COST Arts & Technologies (CAT) workshop is that there are considerable benefits to be drawn from integrating arts and technologies, to a much larger extent than ever before. Combining artistic creativity with technological expertise should in itself show great potential leading to new products, services and social innovations.
The future concept and reality of Social Robotics: Challenges, Perception and Applications - Role of Social Robotics in current and future society Researchers have exerted considerable efforts to advance the robotic technologies as well as to understand their social implications. As a result, robotics is now a highly articulated field with various types of robots already assisting numerous areas of human activity. Despite their increasing significance and relevance, the general public tends to think that robots still belong to the world of science fiction and research laboratories.
The COST Young Researchers' Forum was held on 11 and 12 March 2013 in Barcelona, Spain, as part of the FTP-c8 Conference 'Inspiring Horizons - A new Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for the Forest-based Sector'. This joint COST-FTP Forum gave Young Researchers the opportunity to present results of their research work, and share their knowledge with colleagues and industry representatives at pan-European level.
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