Luis J. Manso

Luis J. Manso is a lecturer in Computer Science at the School of Engineering & Applied Science of Aston University. His research interests include active perception, grammar-guided perception, human-robot interaction and software engineering for robotics.

News

  • 14 March 2019

    New paper in Complexity

    New paper published in the journal of Complexity (Hindawi) entitled "A Deep Evolutionary Approach to Bioinspired Classifier Optimisation for Brain-Machine Interaction" (Jordan J. Bird, Diego R. Faria, Luis J. Manso, Anikó Ekárt, and Christopher D. Buckingham).
  • 26 February 2019

    RoboComp got accepted in Google's GSoC'19

    Google has officially announced the list of organisations participating in GSoC'19 and RoboComp is in! The next important deadlines are:
    • 26 February - 25 March: Students get involved in the project and disscuss ideas with the mentors. If you're thinking about participating as a student, please follow all the tutorials.
    • 25 March - April 9: Student application process.
    • May 6: The list of accepted students is announced.
    Theres a RoboComp-specific FAQ.
  • 21 January 2019

    New paper in UK-RAS-19

    New paper accepted in UK-RAS 2019 Conference entitled "A Bioinspired Approach for Mental Emotional State Perception towards Social Awareness in Robotics" (Jordan J. Bird, Anikó Ekárt, Diego R. Faria and Luis J. Manso).

  • 19 January 2019

    New paper in Cognitive Systems Research

    New paper published in the journal of Cognitive Systems Research (Elsevier) entitled "The CORTEX Cognitive Robotics Architecture: use cases" (P. Bustos, L.J. Manso, A.J. Bandera, J.P. Bandera, I. Garcia-Varea, J. Martinez-Gomez). LINK TO THE ARTICLE.