Anthropomorphic robotics

Welcome to the anthropomorphic robotics project.

The goals of this project are to learn about systems that could possibly be integrated into a robotic system that can complete a variety of tasks.

This project will also explore what research currently has been done in this field and where it might go.

Resources

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Shadow hand.

• Pneumatic artificial muscles
• Foot-pound force
• Torque
• Biomechanics
• Prosthetic
• Mechanical engineering
• Artificial limb
• Actroid
• Android
• Artificial intelligence
• Humanoid robot
• Driverless car
• Robot
• Computer vision

Process

• /Brainstorming/
• /Brainstorming/Basic functions/
• /Brainstorming/Visual systems/
• /Brainstorming/Physical systems/
• Brainstorming/Logic systems
• /Brainstorming/Human interaction/

Project news

March 8, 2007 - Project started.

Interested users

• Remi
• Domokato

External links

Robots.net South Koreans examining ethical dilemmas created by robotics. Fighting robots on Youtube, slick video. Zinc oxide nanowires as pressure sensors. Nano-batteries Ready Bot Papers Object recognition and shape matching

Open source tools eSpeak Faust Modular Audio Recognition Framework OpenNLP A Free Text-To-Speech System Festival jsvr - Turning 2D pictures into 3D models keos Engine - Realtime 3D engine. Malic - Realtime face recognition and image processing software. S2iLib - Library for computer vision systems.

AAM (Active Appearance Model) Building Cognitive vision The Human Body Project fQuake Numenta Platform for Intelligent Computing (NuPIC) iqr - graphical design of large-scale neuronal models DbPedia Neurospaces openNLP Baobab - Frequent pattern trees implementation (Pattern recognition/data mining) Alexis make - Maybe a red herring. NeoTex - Memory prediction framework.

Related news

• (2008) A team of European researchers have developed an artificial cognitive system that learns from experience and observation rather than relying on predefined rules and models.
• (2008) Artificial Muscle Heals Itself