Autonomous robot using data captured from a living subject
OwnerHeinz Hemkeninventor
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OwnerHeinz Hemkeninventor
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Using various embodiments, an autonomous robot using data captured from a living subject are disclosed. In one embodiment, an autonomous robot is described comprising a robotic skeleton designed similar to that of a human skeleton to simulate similar movements as performed by living subjects. The movements of the robotic skeleton are resultant due to control signals received by effectors present near or on the robotic skeleton. The robot can be configured to receive sensor data transmitted from a sensor apparatus that periodically gathers the sensor data from a living subject. The robot can then process the sensor data to transmit control signals to the effectors to simulate the actions performed by the living subject and perform a predictive analysis to learn the capability of generating spontaneous and adaptive actions, resulting in an autonomous robot that can adapt to its surroundings.
An autonomous robot system comprising:
A method to train an autonomous robot using data gathered from a living subject comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which when executed by a processing system coupled to an autonomous robot performs a method to train the autonomous robot using data gathered from a living subject, the method comprising:
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