AI: Robots that can learn by viewing 'How-To' videos
AI: Robots that can learn by viewing 'How-To' videos
Cornell researchers are teaching robots to watch educational videos and derive a sequence of step-by-step directions to carry out an activity. You won’t even have to turn on the DVD player; the robot can lookup what it wants on YouTube. The work is geared towards a future when we might have “personal robots” to carry out everyday tasts – feeding the cat, washing dishes, cooking, doing the laundry – in addition to helping the aged and other people with disabilities.
Cornell researchers are teaching robots to watch educational videos and derive a sequence of step-by-step directions to carry out an activity. You won’t even have to turn on the DVD player; the robot can lookup what it wants on YouTube. The work is geared towards a future when we might have “personal robots” to carry out everyday tasts – feeding the cat, washing dishes, cooking, doing the laundry – in addition to helping the aged and other people with disabilities.
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