Intelligent modular robotic apparatus and methods
AssigneeQUALCOMM Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMarius Buibas, Charles Wheeler Sweet, III, Mark S. Caskey, Jeffrey Alexander Levin
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AssigneeQUALCOMM Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMarius Buibas, Charles Wheeler Sweet, III, Mark S. Caskey, Jeffrey Alexander Levin
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Apparatus and methods for an extensible robotic device with artificial intelligence and receptive to training controls. In one implementation, a modular robotic system that allows a user to fully select the architecture and capability set of their robotic device is disclosed. The user may add/remove modules as their respective functions are required/obviated. In addition, the artificial intelligence is based on a neuronal network (e.g., spiking neural network), and a behavioral control structure that allows a user to train a robotic device in manner conceptually similar to the mode in which one goes about training a domesticated animal such as a dog or cat (e.g., a positive/negative feedback training paradigm) is used. The trainable behavior control structure is based on the artificial neural network, which simulates the neural/synaptic activity of the brain of a living organism.
A computerized neuromorphic apparatus, comprising:
A method for use in expanding the functionality of a robotic apparatus, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable apparatus configured to store at least one computer program thereon, the at least one computer program comprising a plurality of instructions configured to, when executed:
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