PERCEPTION
A dependable perception-decision-execution cycle for autonomous robots
Stephan Gspandl, Siegfried Podesser, Michael Reip, Gerald Steinbauer, Máté Wolfram
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 13
Abstract
The tasks robots are employed to achieve are becoming increasingly complex, demanding for dependable operation, especially if robots and humans share common space. Unfortunately, for these robots non-determinism is a severe challenge. Malfunctioning hardware, inaccurate sensors, exogenous events and incomplete knowledge lead to inconsistencies in the robot's belief about the world.
Keywords
RobotComputer sciencePerceptionHuman–computer interactionMobile robotArtificial intelligenceSpace (punctuation)Psychology
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