Video 01 - Alan Turing on Futura channel

This video produced by Channel Futura is a brief but comprehensive biography of the mathematician Alan Turing and contextualizes its importance as a pioneer in the development of computer science and its fundamental importance in the directions of War 2 munfial in developing the Colossus machine, deciphering the Enigma codes. Video content also addresses the operation of the Turing machine and some aspects of artificial intelligence and science fiction.

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Video 02 - Turing machine

Video demonstration of the Turing machine. The equipment shown in this video was developed by Mike Davey. For more details:

http://aturingmachine.com/hardware.php

Video 03 - Turing machine

Video showing the operation of a Turing machine mechanics.

Video 04 - Alan Turing on History Channel

Video with a brief biography of Alan Turing produced by the History Channel.

Video 05 - Robopet UFRGS on RBS channel

A report from RBS featuring students of Informatics at UFRGS PET involved in the development of robotic projects. Are presented several projects, including the 200 Nomad, a robot which features artificial intelligence aroused the interest of NASA.

Vídeo 06: Robots that fly as a bird

Know the company's technology party, especially in robotics projects developed with the philosophy of the Biodesign. In this video we see a robot whose flight has no propellers or turbines as propulção system, but the beating of their wings, simulating the flight of birds.

Vídeo 07 - Almost human

Do not be fooled! The next video does not present a human being with a strange way, in the truth, it is an android produced by Geminoid. Think that, what will be the future of robotics can bring us in the coming years? Video 8 answers this question well, but not for the future, the technology that we will see is real and is now available.

Video 08 - Exoskeletons by Cyberdine Co

In this video we see the exoskeleton Cyberdine Corporation, Tokyo, in which people with limited mobility walking course through the city streets. You can see the joy on their faces to try the movement again, walking naturally. On the other hand, the equipment is not accessible to the general public. The company does not sell the device and the monthly rent is $ 20,000.00. The system is noninvasive and uses the same concept proposed by the Brazilian neuroscientist Miguel Nicolelis.

Video 09 - Ppower of thought

In this video we can see some of the experiments of Brazilian neuroscientist Miguel Nicolelis. Nicolelis's research paved the way for the reading of human thought. Nicolelis predicts that in the near future it is possible to perform the "download" our memory, retrieve it in case of illness or accident. In the video, we see Aurora, a monkey can control the movement of a robot by sheer force of his thought. This research allows us to develop exo-skeletons as we saw in the video 08 and will also allow future space travel, one can try it out even without the Earth.

Vídeo 10 - Affective computing

In this video, we know a bit of a branch of knowledge called Affective Computing. Affective computing is a science that explores the use of emotion in the development of interaction devices. The affective omputing can be "on machine" or "of machine" and its development of knowledge covers fields as artificial intelligence, psychology and neurology, among others. The affective computing research to develop in two ways: the simulation of emotions in software or hardware and the development of machine emotions indeed. Today has not been possible to develop machines that have emotions, but is possible that one day it becomes real.

Video 11 - The Asimo robot

Asimo is a sophisticated android developed by Japan's Honda. One of the most extraordinary features in Asimo is that he can control his walk like humans. It may be a simple task for us, but the walk requires the control of complex movements. But Asimo is much more than a machine that walks. There are a lot of artificial intelligence built in this machine. This robot can interact with humans maintaining some level of dialogue, as well as being able to simulate emotions in this interaction. In other words, Asimo is endowed with affective computing!

Video 12: Brief computer history

In the today world, through embedded technology, we can say that is virtually impossible to imagine any device that does not have a computer controlling some of its functions. In celular phones, mobile devices, refrigerators, cars, elevators, the computer seems to be inserted on modern life even when we do not still realize it. But how did it all begin? We will see something about that journey in this video.