This course explores the concept that the brain evolved primarily for controlling movement rather than for thinking or feeling. Through an engaging talk by a neuroscientist, learners will gain insights into how the brain enables human motion's grace and agility. The course covers topics such as cutting-edge robotics, Bayesian decision theory, neural simulation, and decoding. The teaching method involves a data-rich and entertaining talk. This course is suitable for individuals interested in neuroscience, human movement, and brain functionality.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Why do we have brains
How well are we doing
Cuttingedge robotics
Controlling movement
Bayesian decision theory
Neural simulator
Tickling
Decoding
Taught by
TED-Ed