Erik Billing
Erik Billing has left the Department of Computing Science at Umeå University.
Please visit http://www.his.se/erikb for more information on Erik's future engagements.
Erik Billing has left the Department of Computing Science at Umeå University.
Please visit http://www.his.se/erikb for more information on Erik's future engagements.
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This year, Erik takes part in the education days for teachers at elementary and upper secondary schools, held by the Faculty of Science and Technology. October 31, Erik is responsible for a workshop on how to use robots in education.
Research Friday is an event that takes place all over Europe, on September 28 2012. The goal of the event is to give people a chance to meet researchers in new and inspiring situations. Erik participates with a talk about the future of robotics, in Umivatoriet. More information at www.umu.se/forskning/popularvetenskap/evenemang/forskarfredag
Erik attends the Swecog summer school week, August 13-18, with a lecture on the interaction between the fields of robotics and cognitive science.
May 2, 2012, Erik apears in the local newspaper in an article about his past life as a PhD student.
April 24 & 25, 2012. Within the project NOT (Nature and Technology) that brings pupils from elementary and secondary shools to Umeå University, Erik participates with the lecture Vad tänker robotar på?
March 7, 2012, Erik presents his research at the workshop Reading Intentions, organized by Lund University and the Pufendorf Institute.
March 2, 2012, Erik appears in the popular news magazine Computer Sweden, commenting the current and future development in the field of intelligent robots. Author: Anders Lotsson
February 15, 2012, Erik appears in the Swedish magazine Ny Teknik, presenting his research and possible applications. Author: Stefan Nordberg
Februari 6, 2012. The newly baked doctor appears in Swedish radio P4 Jönköping, commenting the Swedish tv-series Äkta människor and the possiblities for real world humanoid robots.
January 26, 2012, Erik presents his PhD thesis Cognition Rehearsed - Recognition and Reproduction of Demonstrated Behavior. Read more at cognitionreversed.com and Robotnyheter.se.
January 24, 25 and 29, Erik appears in Swedish television SVT Västerbottensnytt, Nordnytt and Landet runt, discussing the future of humanoid robots.
January 23, 2012. Erik appears on InfoTech news and Robotnyheter.se, commenting the Swedish TV-series Äkta männisor and puts it in relation to the kind of robots that already exist, and may come in the future.
November 1, 2011. Erik gives an introduction to intelligent robotics for teachers within Lärarlyftet.
September 15, 2011. A popular science lunch seminar at Café Station in central Umeå. The theme is: What do robots think about? The audience receives an crash course in intelligent robotics - what does it mean to say that a machine is thinking and how is our society changing when autonomous machines enters our homes, streets and battlefields. More information at Vetenskapslunchsidan. More information at InfoTech.
August 14, 2011. Erik is responsible for a workshop on data visualization at the Swecog Summer School. Read more at www.swecog.se.
May 31, 2011. Erik presents his research at a Joint Statistical Seminar. The seminar series is a cooperation between the Department of Statistics and the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics.
May 14, 2011. Erik presents his research at the Swecog spring conference. Swecog is a Swedish National Graduate School on Cognitive Science and one of the main research networks on cognitive science in Sweden. More information is available at www.swecog.se.
April 7, 2011. Within the project NOT (Nature and Technology) that brings pupils from elementary and secondary shools to Umeå University, Erik has two presentations with the title Fåglar, Fiskar, Flockar och Termiter.
March 13, 2011. Umestudent för en helg let students from upper secondary shools arround Sweden visit Umeå University in order to see what it is about. Erik participates with two presentations with the title What robots think about.
January 27, 2011, Erik was interviewed for the program Vetenskap in Swedish radio, channel P4. Read more, or listen to the interview at sverigesradio.se. More information at InfoTech.
October 29, 2010. Togeather with the rest of the Intelligent Robotics Group in Umeå, Erik is discussing robots steping into everyday environments, in an interview by InfoTech Umeå.
December 16, 2009, Erik presents his Licentiate thesis with the title Cognition Reversed - Robot Learning from Demonstration. Read more at cognitionreversed.com.
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Composer: A prototype multilingual model composition tool
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Cognition Rehearsed: Recognition and Reproduction of Demonstrated Behavior |
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Robot learning from demonstration using predictive sequence learning |
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Simultaneous control and recognition of demonstrated behavior |
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Cognitive Perspectives on Robot Behavior
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Model-free learning from demonstration
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A formalism for learning from demonstration
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Predictive Learning in Context
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Behavior recognition for learning from demonstration
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Erik finished his PhD in January 2012 and is now working for the Research lab Umit, doing visualisations of physical simulations. Erik is also part of the Intelligent Robotics Group here at the department and you can read more about their work at the Intelligent Robotics webpage.
Erik is also working as teacher for several courses in computing science, including Artificial Intelligence, Emergent Systems and Python programming.
I also supervise bachelor and master thesis projects. If you are interested to do your thesis within artificial intelligence or intelligent robotics, please have a look at my current thesis proposals.
Parallel to his Phd studies Erik is the manager for Kunskapsstruktur, a small company developing advanced web-applications for knowledge retrieval. The main product is a system for web surveys, called Formulär. You may also check out Erik's personal webpage where you can find information about master thesis and programming projects.