The 5th International Symposium on Adaptive Motion of Animals and Machines (AMAM2011)

Understanding mechanism for adaptive behavior of animals helps us realizing adaptive behavior of machines, and experimenting on machines to realize adaptive behavior helps us to find new view on biological systems. These two approaches are "two wheels of a cart" to understand the essence of adaptive intelligence. AMAM 2011 is the fifth international symposium dedicated on the interaction among researchers of such interdisciplinary field. They are covering neuromechanics, neurophysiology, biomechanics, robotics, brain science, and other field related to adaptive behavior of animals and machines. Previous symposia were held in Montreal, Canada (2000); Kyoto, Japan (2003); Ilmenau, Germany (2005); and Cleveland, USA (2008).

Accepted papers are presented in poster sessions to encourage the interaction. Plenary talks and some selected papers through the review process will be presented in oral sessions in a single track. We also schedule publishing a proceeding book base on recommendation of reviewers. We will have exciting laboratory bus tour to Osaka and Kobe Universities demonstrating the recent development of adaptive robots.

Abstract contribution is invited from all areas pertaining to adaptive motion in animals and machines. Visit the following link to find more about AMAM 2011. We are very much looking forward to seeing you soon.

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