So there would be a variety of robots. There would be lots of mini scouter robots. These types of robots would be distributed throughout the grid. Their job would be to detect when a break occurs in the wire and then to determine the exact location. Then they would alert their commander and then either… Continue reading Robot-Virtual-agent interaction
Category: Robots
Agent-Robot Interaction and app idea
I think that the AI would be able to jump around and that it would have access to various other AI like functions like vision, planning, scheduling, communication that reside on the system that it is interacting with. However, its behavior, decision making, goals, history, higher-level learning ability would be part of itself. Therefore, it would interface… Continue reading Agent-Robot Interaction and app idea
ST-SR-IA number of robots
An interesting tidbit quote on the optimal assignment problem (aka ST–SR–IA:Single-Task Robots, Single-RobotTasks, Instantaneous Assignment, the multirobot task allocation problem): “Thus, for small-scale to medium-scale systems, say n< 200, a broadcast-based centralized assignment solution is likely the better choice” [1]. Note that n is the number of robots. This is an interesting assertion and is… Continue reading ST-SR-IA number of robots
Secure Task Allocation Scheme
In the future the robots that are being used will most likely be common enough that anyone could purchase one and given enough knowledge infiltrate a system of robots. Currently the level of security in task allocation methods for robots is like that of communication of localization data between large ships, nonexistent. Methods for attack:… Continue reading Secure Task Allocation Scheme