The Neuro Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (NAIR) research group, led by Dr Pablo Lanillos, transforms our understanding of the brain into the technologies of the future. How humans perceive and act with their body to i) improve artificial intelligence and robotic systems, and at the same time ii) help reveal the internal information processing mechanisms in the brain. We develop novel algorithms for the learning, estimation and control of complex systems based on neuroscience findings and evaluate them on robotic platforms (humanoids, manipulators, exos). Our models, in addition to being relevant to disciplines such as computational neuroscience, robotics and cognitive science, are particularly interesting for human-centered solutions, for example, healthcare, human-robot interaction, wearable robotics, etc. Achieve robots with embodied intelligence comparable to that of humans. Enabling robots to act and adapt to complex real-world interactions is one of the key challenges of this century.