Robotic Perception Of Dwelling: Threshold Of Thinking Machines
SMC '97 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - 1997 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SYSTEMS, MAN, AND CYBERNETICS, VOLS 1-5: CONFERENCE THEME: COMPUTATIONAL CYBERNETICS AND SIMULATION(1997)
摘要
The contribution of this paper is the introduction of an abstract Sensor-Actuator pair to the subsumption architecture of robots introduced by R.A. Brooks. The perceiving side of this pair derives from J.J. Gibson's affordance, which is a form of grasping of situations involving perceived objects. This study is part of a new form of evolutionary robotics called cognitive robotics. It considers a new context for a classical form of learning, namely, habitation. The inspiration for the form of affordances described in this paper comes from Heidegger's notion of the convergence of the concurrent activities of building, dwelling, and thinking. In some sense, building and dwelling are at the threshold of thinking. A brief description of the form and functioning of abstract S-A pairs is given.
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affordance, cognitive robotics, evolutionary robotics, habitation, robot, sensor-actuator, subsumption architecture
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