AMAM has come to an end! Thank you all for attending. We hope you enjoyed the science and the friendships. For those that stay in Switzerland, enjoy the country. Otherwise, safe travels home! Stay tuned for more pictures and see you in Ottawa!
After a great Flying & Insects session featuring Elizabeth Helbling, David Lentink, @SimonSponberg, and @DrBethMortimer, it is time for the final insects session with Barbara Webb, @ramdya, and Poramate Manoonpong
Switching to robots this afternoon! First a special talk by Max-Erick Busse-Grawitz from @maxonglobal, one of our sponsors, followed by presentations by Sangbae Kim and Katja Mombaur and robot demos! #amam2019
Great results on the importance of center of mass for balance in walking by Herman van der Kooij. Next up: paleontology, evolution, and cool robots with @JohnRHutchinson @PropPhysiology, Kamilo Melo, and @robotician.
Started the day with flamingos, balance, and muscle spindles @NeuromechanicsL. Now on to swimming and aquatic behavior with Megan Leftwich, Tetsuya Iwasaki, Katsu Kagaya, and Ulrike Mueller #amam2019
Switched gears for an interesting talk by @birdBiomech about the integration of biomechanics and control in guinea fowls. Next up, a session on human motor control with Dagmar Sternad and @franklin_lab, followed by poster session A.
The AMAM2019 conference - chaired by Auke Ijspeert @BIOROB_EPFL - starts today and it features plenaries from several NCCR Robotics members: @gcourtine @DFloreano @robotician
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Great talk by @gcourtine to start the day. Up next, a session on human locomotion with Charlotte Le Mouel, Shinya Aoi, @nidhi_s91, Francisco Valero-Cuevas #amam2019 @EPFLevents