AI Lectures From Tokyo
 

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Adobe Acrobat Reader

Most of the downloadable content (lectures, exercises, etc.) on this site comes as PDF files. You need the free Acrobat Reader from Adobe to view these files. Note that UNIX clients probably also have other means (gv, xpdf, kghostview).

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
MPlayer

On UNIX platforms, MPlayer is a very nice media player that can be used to view the recorded and live videos of the lectures. Instructions for installing MPlayer on Debian GNU/Linux can be found on Christian Marillat's site.

http://www.mplayerhq.hu/
QuickTime Player

The lectures are streamed and recorded as MPEG-4 files, which are best played with Apple's QuickTime Player, a free download. We suggest not using the Windows Media Player for security reasons.

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
Mozilla

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http://www.mozilla.org/
BitchX

BitchX is UNIX's best IRC client. You can use it to join the online chat, if you don't want to use the Java applet. Note that most distributions will ship this client, e.g. on Debian, just `apt-get install bitchx`.

http://www.bitchx.org/
IRCle

IRCle is an IRC client for MacOS and OS X, which you may use to join the online chat, in case you don't want to use the Java applet.

http://www.ircle.com/
mIRC

mIRC is the de-facto standard IRC client for Windows. You can use it to join the online chat, if you don't want to use the Java applet.

http://www.mirc.co.uk/
TokyoLectures.org Project Description

A detailed description of the AI Lectures from Tokyo. Written by Prof. R. Pfeifer, Prof. Y. Kuniyoshi and Dr. B. Glatzeder

http://tokyolectures.org/about/tokyolectures.org_project.pdf
TokyoLectures.org Video

Dr. B. Glatzeder is speaking about the AI Lectures from Tokyo Project and its participants.

http://tokyolectures.org/about/tokyolectures.org_video.qt
TokyoLectures.org Poster

A poster with a project summary of the AI Lectures from Tokyo, and an overview of the partners who are contributing to this project. It also includes a scedule of the different lectures.

http://tokyolectures.org/about/tokyolectures.org_poster.pdf
TokyoLectures.org Technical Setup

A poster with a project summary of the AI Lectures from Tokyo, and an overview of the partners who are contributing to this project. It also includes a scedule of the different lectures.

http://tokyolectures.org/about/tokyolectures.org_techsetup.pdf
TokyoLectures.org Summary

A summary of the AI Lectures from Tokyo project. Written by Prof. Rolf Pfeifer, Prof. Yasuo Kuniyoshi, and Dr. Britta Glatzeder.

http://tokyolectures.org/about/tokyolectures.org_summary.pdf
Announcements
Lectures 9 and 10 available for download
[20 Mar 2004] The movies of the final two lectures are now available for download. We apologize for the delay.
Downloadable Videos Delayed
[27 Feb 2004] The downloadable versions of lectures 9 and 10 will most probably not be available before Mid-March. We apologize for the delay.
Lecture 10 online
[20 Feb 2004] The streaming video-on-demand version of Lecture 10 is now available, downloadable versions of Lecture 9 and 10 will follow soon.
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