The specific and concrete lines developed in the Automation and Electronics Unit are:

• Automation of processes in industry.
• Industrial and service robotics
• Mobile robotics
• Management and supervision of processes through human-machine interfaces.
• Design and realisation of prototypes
• Data acquisition and management
• Computer vision
• Product and process quality control. Dimensional control
• Data learning and classification systems using Artificial Intelligence
• Organic electronics
• Hybrid optoelectronic devices (LEDs, solar cells, photodetectors and sensors)
• Nanoparticles for device optimisation
• Neuroengineering
• Brain-machine interfaces
• Rehabilitation and assistive robotics
• Neurorobotics
• Neurostimulation
• Ocular and electromyographic interfaces
• Neuroscience of art, innovation and creativity
• Cognitive assessment
• Bimanual robotics
• Collaborative robotics
• Design and implementation of industrial demonstrators