1 HUMANOID ROBOTICS Humanoid Robots: A New Kind of Tool
to the environment? How can the system adapt to changing conditions and learn new tasks? Each humanoid robotics lab must address many of the same motor-control, perception, and machine-learning problems. [...] Figure 2. A generic control architecture under development for use on two of our humanoid
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to the environment? How can the system adapt to changing conditions and learn new tasks? Each humanoid robotics lab must address many of the same motor-control, perception, and machine-learning problems. [...] Figure 2. A generic control architecture under development for use on two of our humanoid robots. Under each large system, we list components that we either have implemented or are developing. Also, many skills reside in the interfaces between these modules, such as learning visual-motor s
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to the environment? How can the system adapt to changing conditions and learn new tasks? Each humanoid robotics lab must address many of the same motor-control, perception, and machine-learning problems. [...] Figure 2. A generic control architecture under development for use on
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