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Ikaros: Building cognitive models for robots

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The main parts of the Ikaros system are described and how it has been used to implement various cognitive systems and to control a number of different robots ranging from robot arms and hands to active vision systems and mobile robots.
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This article is published in Advanced Engineering Informatics.The article was published on 2010-01-01. It has received 47 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Robot control & Mobile robot.

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Sense of Touch in Robots With Self-Organizing Maps

TL;DR: A number of systems based on the three-fingered-robot hand that successfully extracts the shapes of objects and systems that are able to extract and combine the texture and hardness properties from explored materials are described.
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Computational models of emotions for autonomous agents: major challenges

TL;DR: Key aspects of the development and applications of CMEs for autonomous agents are explored, four major challenges facing their development process are discussed, and a novel approach to deal with these challenges is presented.
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First and second order dynamics in a hierarchical SOM system for action recognition

TL;DR: A novel action recognition system that employs a hierarchy of Self-Organizing Maps together with a custom supervised neural network that learns to categorize actions and shows that including the dynamics of the actions improves the performance.
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Myon, a New Humanoid

TL;DR: This chapter introduces the modular humanoid robot Myon, covering its mechatronical design, embedded low-level software, distributed processing architecture, and the complementary experimental environment.
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Self Organization And Associative Memory

Teuvo Kohonen
TL;DR: The purpose and nature of Biological Memory, as well as some of the aspects of Memory Aspects, are explained.
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The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks

TL;DR: A circular cribbage board having a circular base plate on which a circular counter disc, bearing a circular scale having 122 divisions numbered consecutively from 0, is mounted for rotation.