PPT-Understanding Communication with a Robot?
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Activity 60 minutes 1 Summary so far The parts of a robot are A computer that needs to be programmed to make decisions Inputs to sense via sensors Outputs to
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Activity 60 minutes 1 Summary so far The parts of a robot are A computer that needs to be programmed to make decisions Inputs to sense via sensors Outputs to act eg via motors. Adam Finkelstein. COS 116: Spring . 2012. Today: Understanding a simple robot. Why?. Larger goal: seek an answer to. . “. What is Computation?. ”. Acquire insight into technology that will . become pervasive within the next decade.. companions. and . ethics. a . pragmatical. . approach. of . ethical. design. March 26th 2011, Toulouse. Gerard. Cornet . . ROBOTICS and MEDICINE—ROBOTIQUE et MEDECINE. TOULOUSE 24-25-26 Mars-March 2011. Sonia Chernova Manuela . Veloso. Carnegie Mellon University. Computer Science Department. Policy Development. Learning from Demonstration:. Access/select sensor data. Develop actions. Provide demonstrations. T. . Bajd. and M. . Mihelj. Proprioceptive sensors. position . velocity . joint torques. Exteroceptive. sensors. force sensors . tactile sensors . proximity sensors. distance sensors. Robot sensors. human-like body plan. ”.. The quotations refer to the latest version of the HL rule book (version of October 2012) available from . http://www.tzi.de/humanoid/bin/view/Website/Downloads. . 1. Relation 4.1.1 was introduced for the first time in 2006 and used since then “as is”. It links the kinematic robot height . Intro to Spy Robot. A Spy robot is a mobile robot that can go through any neighborhood for the mission of your rescue team. . As the name suggests, Spy robot is a rescue robot in which you can use it for monitoring an environment and also for serious rescue missions. . What is ROBOT ?. DEFINITION. “A reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator designed to move material, parts, tools, or specialized devices through various programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks.”. Lesson . 5. Teaching Assistant: . Roi. . Yehoshua. roiyeho@gmail.com. . Summer 2015. Agenda. Spanning . multiple robots in Gazebo. Controlling multiple robots in . Gazebo. Running navigation stack in Gazebo with multiple . Hideki . Kozima. and Hiroyuki Yano. Introduction. Shift . from . intentional . stance to design . stance. Attribute ability to the designers not the robot.. I. magine . a robot that has learned and . Rachel Kirby. Committee:. Reid Simmons, Co-Chair. Jodi . Forlizzi. , Co-Chair. Illah. . Nourbakhsh. Henrik. Christensen (GA Tech). How should robots react around people?. In hospitals, office buildings, etc.. Matanya Elchanani and Tarek Sobh. University of Bridgeport. Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Robotics, Intelligent Sensing and Control. RISC Laboratory. The Basic Idea. Robots are controlled locally. Save a copy of this . powerpoint. – click on links or do a . google. search. Type your answers on the . powerpoint. and save it.. Your Name: . Disaster. Disaster has struck in the form of a bomb threat, land mine removal, and a nuclear attack. Read about the robots, watch the clips, and choose the appropriate robot for each disaster.. José Joaquín . Alcaina. Acosta. José Luis Racero Robles. Goal. of . the. . project. . work. Control an oscillation . dampingsystem. of a spherical robot.. Control . the. . ball. . measuring. Activity (60 minutes). 1. Summary so far. The parts of a robot are. A computer that needs to be programmed . (to make decisions). Inputs . (to ‘sense’ via sensors). Outputs . (to ‘act’, e.g., via motors).
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