MARIA MALFAZ

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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Marcos Maroto Gómez

Teaching Assistant with PhD

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid - Campus de Leganés

ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Lola Cañamero

Full Professor, INEX Chair in Neuroscience and Robotics

CY Cergy Paris Université

Verónica Egido-García

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

MIGUEL ANGEL SALICHS

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

JOSE CARLOS CASTILLO MONTOYA

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

MARIA MALFAZ

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Marcos Maroto Gómez

ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ

Lola Cañamero

Verónica Egido-García

MIGUEL ANGEL SALICHS

JOSE CARLOS CASTILLO MONTOYA

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MARIA MALFAZ

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Una propuesta de integración de una red de sensores IoT en el robot Mini para monitorización del usuario en su domicilio

Personalizing Activity Selection in Assistive Social Robots from Explicit and Implicit User Feedback

Adapting to My User, Engaging with My Robot: An Adaptive Affective Architecture for a Social Assistive Robot

A Bio-Inspired Dopamine Model for Robots with Autonomous Decision-Making

Sistema de aprendizaje cooperativo para enjambre de robots sociales

Human–robot pair-bonding from a neuroendocrine perspective: Modeling the effect of oxytocin, arginine vasopressin, and dopamine on the social behavior of an autonomous robot

Modeling Neuroendocrine Autonomic Responses in Embodied Autonomous Robots

A Systematic Literature Review of Decision-Making and Control Systems for Autonomous and Social Robots

An adaptive decision-making system supported on user preference predictions for human–robot interactive communication

Active learning based on computer vision and human–robot interaction for the user profiling and behavior personalization of an autonomous social robot

Adaptive Circadian Rhythms for Autonomous and Biologically Inspired Robot Behavior

A motivational model based on artificial biological functions for the intelligent decision-making of social robots

A biologically inspired decision-making system for the autonomous adaptive behavior of social robots

Emotion and Mood Blending in Embodied Artificial Agents: Expressing Affective States in the Mini Social Robot

Waymarking in Social Robots: Environment Signaling Using Human–Robot Interaction

Speeding-Up Action Learning in a Social Robot With Dyna-Q+: A Bioinspired Probabilistic Model Approach

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Marcos Maroto Gómez

ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ

Lola Cañamero

Verónica Egido-García

MIGUEL ANGEL SALICHS

JOSE CARLOS CASTILLO MONTOYA

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