The Robot in the Mirror

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Normally robots learn to move through their programming or in simulations. But a newly developed robot arm can instead observe itself by camera and thus develop a kind of consciousness for its own form and movement. Thus, it can also adapt to new situations and even compensate for damage, for example when it is bent. The [...] The article Body consciousness for robots first appeared on wissenschaft.de.

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We never had mirrors that spoke to us before. Traditional mirrors only reflect what is in front of them. They do not suggest, they do not question, they only show the reality as it is. And then artificial intelligence came. Read more columns of José Betancur >> Is it curious, no? We create technology to automate tasks, but we end up with something that automatically [...] The post The curious contrast of the digital mirror aparece primero en Viv…

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Robots develop an amazing ability: to understand their own bodies by observing themselves move. An advance that could make them more autonomous and resilient in environments...

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The Robot in the Mirror

Researchers at Columbia Engineering studied how robots can teach themselves by watching their own motions in the mirror. With the use of a camera, the robots observed their own motions and structure and in turn, learned to plan their own actions and overcome damage to their bodies.