Robots teach other robots
Scientists have developed a new system that allows people with no coding experience to teach robots simple tasks, such as grabbing an object and dropping it into a bucket. The system aims to mimic how humans learn, and even allows robots to teach what they’ve learned to other robots. That could allow machines to one day be trained more quickly and cheaply. Usually, robots are trained using one of two methods. In the first, a robot’s actions are programmed by an engineer who specifies the timings and positions of each individual movement. (Like, for example, cutting a piece of metal to an exact shape and size.) In the second method, this information is input using motion capture, in the same way that the movement of CGI characters is... Continue reading…
Robots teach other robots
Most robots are programmed using one of two methods: learning from demonstration, in which they watch a task being done and then replicate it, or via motion-planning techniques such as optimization ...
Wed 10 May 17 from TechXplore
Scientists build a robot that can teach other machines
The 'Optimus' robot, built by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, can teach others to open doors, drop objects into a bucket, and remove cylinders from a container. ...
Thu 11 May 17 from Daily Mail
Robots Have Started Teaching Other Robots New Skills
Wed 10 May 17 from Gizmodo
Robot see, robot do: MIT software allows you to instruct a robot without having to code
No code? No problem!
Wed 10 May 17 from ZME Science
Teach a robot simple tasks, no coding experience required
Scientists have developed a new system that allows people with no coding experience to teach robots simple tasks, such as grabbing an object and dropping it into a bucket. The system ...
Wed 10 May 17 from The Verge
MIT teaches machines to learn from each other
There are two typical ways to train a robot today: you can have it watch repeated demonstrations of what you want it to do or you can program its movements directly using motion-planning ...
Wed 10 May 17 from Engadget
Anyone can teach this MIT robot how to teach other robots
MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) has a new robotic trick up its sleeve. teaching robots to teach other robots. Researchers at the school have figured ...
Wed 10 May 17 from TechCrunch
The Little Robot That Taught the Big Robot a Thing or Two
New research out today from MIT takes a big step toward making seamless transfers of knowledge between robots a reality. The post The Little Robot That Taught the Big Robot a Thing or Two appeared ...
Wed 10 May 17 from Wired Science
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