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New course focuses on "thinking" robots

An University of Bradford product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 12, 2004

As Will Smith battles with intelligent robots in his latest movie blockbuster, the University of Bradford has launched a degree to turn the idea of "robots that think" into a reality.

As Will Smith battles with intelligent robots in his latest movie blockbuster, the University of Bradford has launched a degree to turn the idea of "robots that think" into a reality.

The University's School of Informatics has just launched a new degree to study artificial intelligence in robots.

Head of Department of Cybernetics, Internet and Virtual Systems, Dr John Baruch said: "We are on the edge of a new robot revolution, and while we might not have to worry quite as much as Will Smith, robots are already helping in many aspects of our lives".

"Our new course - 'Robotics with artificial intelligence' - will enable students to build robots that can use all the human senses and take a lead in this new technological revolution".

The course is one of more than 20 new degree courses recruiting now and available through the Clearing process ready for the new academic year in September.

The University of Bradford is holding three Clearing Open Days this year on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd August between 1000 and 1530 BST, and Wednesday 25th August, between 1000 and 1530 and between 1800 and 2000 BST.

If would-be students cannot make these days an alternative visit can be arranged.

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