In this episode we talk to Yasuo Kuniyoshi about embodied cognition. By confronting his human size humanoids to their environment he proves that lifting heavy objects or performing some acrobatic moves become a piece of cake. When augmented with a pinch of chaos theory and a baby size humanoid, Yasou Kuniyoshi attempts to show us that embodied cognition might explain a lot about the way babies move and develop.

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• Robots: 50 Years of Robotics (Part 1) -- 23 April, 2010
• Talking Robots: Personal Robots -- 11 April, 2008
• Robots: Robotic Fish and Mannequins -- 1 June, 2012
• Robots: History and Outlook -- 6 April, 2012
• Robots: Dexterous Manipulation and Morphogenesis -- 9 March, 2012