Emergent Trends in Robotics and Intelligent Systems: Where Is the Role of Intelligent Technologies in the Next Generation of Robots? (Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Volume 316)
Language: English
Pages: 349
ISBN: 2:00257916
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
What is the Role of Intelligent Technologies in the Next Generation of Robots ? This monograph gives answers to this question and presents emergent trends of Intelligent Systems and Robotics. After an introductory chapter celebrating 70 year of publishing the McCulloch Pitts model the book consists of the 2 parts „Robotics“ and „Intelligent Systems“. The aim of the book is to contribute to shift conventional robotics in which the robots perform repetitive, pre-programmed tasks to its intelligent form, where robots possess new cognitive skills with ability to learn and adapt to changing environment. A main focus is on Intelligent Systems, which show notable achievements in solving various problems in intelligent robotics. The book presents current trends and future directions bringing together Robotics and Computational Intelligence. The contributions include widespread experimental and theoretical results on intelligent robotics such as e.g. autonomous robotics, new robotic platforms, or talking robots.
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and singing performance of the robot. The algorithm consists of two phases. First in the learning phase, the system acquires two maps in which the relations between the motor control values and the char-acteristics of generated voices are described. One is a motor-pitch map, which associates motor control values with fundamental frequencies. It is acquired by comparing the pitches of generated sounds with the desired pitches included in speaking phrases. The other is a motor-phoneme map, which
• Facilitation of development – when testing algorithms, developers use multiple components. If they want to change a parameter or a part of a system, it is enough to change the parameters of some components. This way they can save time and be more efficient. The above-listed robotic middleware can be used for creating components using various algorithms for artificial intelligence. These components can be used not only in research areas but also in non-robotic fields, for example, home
