Rob Saunders
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- University of Sydney, AU
ISEA Bio(s) Available:
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Rob Saunders is a computer scientist and co-founder of the Machine Movement Lab project. He develops computational models of curiosity and creativity using techniques from machine learning, artificial intelligence, and robotics, and collaborates with artists and designers to develop intelligent systems, interactive installations, and robotic artworks. He was shortlisted for the 2012 National Art Award in New Media in collaboration with Petra Gemeinboeck. He is Associate Professor at the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science, Leiden University.
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Rob Saunders
University of Sydney, AU
ISEA2011
Rob Saunders is Senior Lecturer in Design Computing in the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney, AU. Rob’s research centres around creative application of computing and the computational modelling of creativity. Using techniques from machine learning, robotics and surveillance he has explored the role of curiosity in creative processes and developed models of creative systems at individual, social and cultural levels. His models of curious design agents have demonstrated useful abilities for autonomous design systems, including problem-finding and open-ended exploration. Rob works with artists and designers across a range of disciplines to support and engage in the creative application of computing and has applied his research in the development of design customisation systems, smart environments, interactive installations and robotic artworks.
Last Known Location:
- Australia
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Art Events:
Accomplice (2010–2012)
Categories: [Art Exhibition] [Electronic / Robotic Object]
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Presentations:
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Title: Computer Vision for Curious Machines
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Title: Material Matters: Machine Agency and Performativity
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Title: Interplay of Scripts and Resistance in a Participatory Workshop
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Title: Hybrid Entanglements: a posthuman dramaturgy for human-robot relationships
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