How Difficult Is It for Robots to Maintain Home Safety? – A Brain-Inspired Robotics Point of View
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2013
Keywords
Emotion, Intelligence, Service robot, Dynamical system, Feeling of pain, Mobile-robot
Abstract
The cognition-based human intelligence, that is driven by emotion and feeling will definitely change the robot learning, memory, attention and decision making mechanism. The aim of paper is to give in depth investigation on how the robot learning based on emotion and feeling will give a new dimension to its performance. It means that self-learning is not just dependent upon a logical brain and proper embodiment; rather a feedback in terms of emotion and feeling based on experience is required for self-learning. It is the feedback in the form of feeling and emotion that plays a vital role in a complete self-learning process and this makes the robot more human.
Source Publication
International Conference on Neural Information Processing
Volume Number
LNTCS 8226
First Page
528
Last Page
536
Recommended Citation
Tripathi, G.,CHIK, T.,& Wagatsuma, H. (2013). How Difficult Is It for Robots to Maintain Home Safety? – A Brain-Inspired Robotics Point of View. International Conference on Neural Information Processing, LNTCS 8226, 528-536. Retrieved from https://repository.vtc.edu.hk/ive-it-sp/109