Imagine a future with robots yes,50 years from now and you will not be so young and energetic perhaps you will have robots cooking and cleaning for you.Imagine this robots period and write 10 lines on it.
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So here I am 50 years into the future.And my family robo guy(or girl you figure it out) is cooking my lunch as if it feels nothing cool about himself /herself.I ask it can i get a drink? And he answers like in geek voice that its bad.
A group of Spanish roboticists have created something a little closer to the real thing in their lab, presenting their findings in a paper at a major robotics conference in Japan this month. “How are robots going to transform the world if they can’t even imagine how?,” is the question asked at the end of the talk given by the researchers from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
They created robotic software that goes beyond recognizing patterns towards actually envisioning and creating. The “robot imagination system” allows a robot to visualize and draw an object that researchers described to it out loud–and, here’s the key–it was an object the robot had never seen before.
Of course, it wasn’t able to make up a shape out of thin air. Rather, it could create something new based on similar objects it had seen in the past.
The researchers trained their system with 300 computer generated images of shapes of different colors and positions on a grid, and gave each image a seven word description.
Based on this training, the robot could construct a “mental model” of an object that was described but not yet seen and then sketch it out.
The results were reasonably accurate, especially for objects with fewer features specified
A group of Spanish roboticists have created something a little closer to the real thing in their lab, presenting their findings in a paper at a major robotics conference in Japan this month. “How are robots going to transform the world if they can’t even imagine how?,” is the question asked at the end of the talk given by the researchers from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
They created robotic software that goes beyond recognizing patterns towards actually envisioning and creating. The “robot imagination system” allows a robot to visualize and draw an object that researchers described to it out loud–and, here’s the key–it was an object the robot had never seen before.
Of course, it wasn’t able to make up a shape out of thin air. Rather, it could create something new based on similar objects it had seen in the past.
The researchers trained their system with 300 computer generated images of shapes of different colors and positions on a grid, and gave each image a seven word description.
Based on this training, the robot could construct a “mental model” of an object that was described but not yet seen and then sketch it out.
The results were reasonably accurate, especially for objects with fewer features specified
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