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Re: AI, AI & AC
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Tue, 17 Oct 2000 10:05:50 GMT
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Marco C. <marco@soporcel.ptSTOPSPAM>
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At 21:48 16-10-2000 -0500, Steve Baker wrote:
> Rama Hoetzlein wrote:
> > Jon Kongsvold wrote:
> > > AI: Artificial Intelligence
> > > AI: Artificial Intuition
> > > AC: Artificial Consciousness
> All very wonderful I'm sure - but isn't it just a *tad* off-topic?
Nope.
This is a Lego *robotics* list, that talks about:
Robot hardware = pBrick (RCX/CyberMAster/Scout/...)+LEGO+...
Robot software = pBrick code+PC/Mac/... code
So, if you do, like me, real time image processing/analysis/interpretation
with the PC and send the action commands to the pBrick (CyberMaster in my
case, through RF) I think the AI/AC discussions are always food for thought.
> This has essentially nothing to do with either robotics or Lego.
...short sighted are we ?
> There is nowhere close to enough computing resources in anything
> people are likely to have in a Lego robot to do any kind of AI/AC.
Don't you have a PC/Mac ? Can't you send commands to your RCX ?
Can't your RCX deal with basics "instincts" like avoind bagging on a wall,
or fall off a table ? There. The "AI/AC" stuff can be dealt with by the
PC/Mac.
> It's challenging to make a Lego robot do even the simplest things
> like navigating a room or picking something up...AI is just *so*
> far out there.
AI/Fuzzy logic/Video input and analisys (why do you think there's the
Vision Command ?) helps with navigation.
Check out Hao-yang Wang Safari project (search for a Safari thread
elsewhere on this list or hao-yang_wang@filemaker.com) where you can
detect+read bar-coded "landmarks" through video input.
> If you want to do AI, you'll need the biggest, meanest Pentium
> money can buy with about a Gig of RAM and Prolog. A weedy little
> H8 running NQC really isn't going to cut it!
Ok. You're right, we're wrong. Right ? no way.
In the middle of a desert, there are those who choose to stay in one place,
*waiting* for water to "pass by". Other's choose to wander around... in
circles or in a "straigh" line... hoping to *find* water.
Marco C. (aka McViper)
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