Abstract:
In aiming for advanced robotic systems that autonomously and permanently readapt to changing and uncertain environments,we introduce a scheme of fast learning and readaptation of robotic sensorimotor mappings based on biological mechanisms underpinning the development and maintenance of accurate human reaching. The study presents a range of experiments, using two distinct computational architectures, on both learning and realignment of robotic hand-eye coordination. Analysis of the results provide insights into the putative parameters and mechanisms required for fast readaptation and generalization from both a robotic and biological perspective.
Description:
Huelse, M., McBride, S. D., Lee, M. (2010). Fast learning mapping schemes for robotic hand-eye coordination. Cognitive Computation, 2 (1), 1 - 16. Sponsorship: This work was supported by EU-FP7 projects IM-CLeVeR and ROSSI,and by EPSRC, UK through grant EP/C516303/1.