Saber Sami
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Saber Sami is a researcher at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience and robotics, whose work explores how the motor system actively shapes perception and attention. His most notable contribution is the development of CoRLEGO (Choice Reaching with a LEGO Arm Robot), a neurobiologically inspired model that extends classic choice reaching tasks into the realm of embodied artificial intelligence. By demonstrating how motor planning can guide visual attention toward movement-relevant information, Sami’s research provides critical insights into the bidirectional relationship between action and perception. His 2015 paper on CoRLEGO has garnered 31 citations, reflecting its influence in the growing field of neurorobotics. Sami’s work is particularly significant for students and researchers interested in how biological principles of motor control can inform the design of more adaptive, human-like robotic systems. Through innovative, low-cost platforms like LEGO-based robots, he makes complex neurocognitive concepts accessible and experimentally testable, bridging the gap between computational models and real-world behavior.
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