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Other Robotic Networks

The UK's EPSRC Advanced Robotics Research Network (ARRN).

BIRO-net, the biologically inspired robotics network, aims to establish a network for advancing interdisciplinary research in the UK which will further our understanding of the underlying mechanisms that allow natural and robotic agents to adapt and survive in uncertain and dynamic environments.

euCognition, the European Network for the Advancement of Artificial Cognitive Systems aims to leverage added-value from existing work through interaction and to use this to encourage further contributions from new participants. A key objective of the network is to foster interaction between all the many different scientific sectors involved in this multi-disciplinary area and to help create truly inter-disciplinary perspectives.

Creative Robotics Research Network.

EUROHORCs is an informal association of national research councils and analogous public non-university research organisations of the EU Member States. The basis of the membership is institutional and representation of the Member Organisations is limited to the top executive level.

EUROHORCs provides an independent forum and network for the heads of such agencies to discuss issues of common interest and to strengthen the influence of national research organisations and of the European Community on European research policy and development of the European Research Area.

HUMAINE, a network of excellence on emotions and human-machine interaction.

Robots.net

The Robotics Club of Yahoo! An online club open to robot hobbyists and professionals. Site includes technical articles, tutorials, and group projects. TRCY also sponsors a Yahoo! based mailing list and weekly chats.