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Session 2: Human interaction with autonomy
How do we interact with autonomy?
Professor Tony Prescott, Director, Sheffield Centre for Robotics

AI driving innovation in autonomous systems
Professor Maria Fox, Professor of Computer Science, King’s College London

Interacting with computers: virtual and augmented reality
Dr Jack Cohen, RAEng Enterprise Fellow, University of Warwick

Session panel Q&A

Innovation in autonomous systems
Monday 22 June 2015
Royal Academy of Engineering

Autonomy is at the core of modern complex systems as, increasingly, these systems are required to decide for themselves what to do and when to do it. Autonomy now extends beyond traditional robotic areas, covering autonomous vehicles, sensor networks and machine learning. With increasing growth opportunities available, the UK’s Robotics and Autonomous System (RAS) Special Interest Group suggested that the UK has potential to achieve a 10% share of a world market estimated to be worth £70bn by 2020.

Beyond this, the global economic value of RAS in broader sectors is estimated at between $1.9 and $6.4 trillion a year by 2025. This latest in the Academy’s Innovation in… series of events will showcase a selection of some of the most recent advances in autonomous systems. It will focus on the potential of autonomous systems to have a transformative impact on industry and business, as well as considering the evolving relationship between people and technology.