Technical Infrastructure
Workshop organizers will provide basic network infrastructure and internet access. They will not, in general, provide computers or other equipment needed to carry out projects. However, they will be ready to help you out with the resources available in their laboratories.
Robots
| Aldebaran Robotics Nao | Parrot AR.drone | KTeam Koala |
| Rovio | Bioloid |
Multimedia
| Axis PTZ 213 | Point Grey Bumblebee 2 | Microsoft Kinect |
| Array of microphone : behind a screen and on the roof | Holophonic room with acoustic boards |
Sensors
| Brain computer interface Biosemi (32 channels) | Brain computer interface Gtec (8 channels) |
| Eyetracker Seeing Machines Facelab 5 | TEA biomedical sensors (9 different sensors like a cardiac sensors, EMG sensors,...) |
Laboratory
| General view of the laboratory | Robotic platform |
| The Smartroom | The Smartroom |
Internet Access/Network Infrastructure
Participants can be connected to local-area network(s) using wireless (802.11b/g/n, eduroam is available) or wired connection (over Ethernet switches). Local network(s) will have access to the internet via a 100 Mbps link. Participants who will be using wired connection are kindly asked to bring their own Ethernet (RJ45) cables, although limited number of cables will be provided by the organizers.
Printing
In general, we aim to run a paperless workshop as much as possible, and we encourage the electronic exchange of all documents. One medium-capacity network printer will be provided for the really necessary printouts.

