Lingodroids
Lingodroids [1] are a species of robot that evolve their own languages to talk about space and time. Many different species of talking robots exist[2]. The thing that distinguishes Lingodroids is their ability to map their environment and use the maps to understand the meanings of spatial words.
Robots talking with robots[edit]
Mapping[edit]
The Lingodroid mapping system is called RatSLAM [3] and is inspired by biology. All mammals have a navigation system centred on the hippocampus, a structure deep in the brain.
References[edit]
- ↑ Lingodroids official site
- ↑ Steels, L. (1999) The Talking Heads Experiment Volume 1. Words and Meaning; Laboratorium, Antwerpen. Limited Pre-edition
- ↑ G. Wyeth, M. J. Milford, "Spatial Cognition for Robots: Robot Navigation from Biological Inspiration", IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine, 16 (3), 2009
External links[edit]
IEEE Spectrum blog on Lingodroid spatial languages
IEEE Spectrum blog on Lingodroid language for time
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