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For questions and clarifications about the use of AI/ML algorithms in the field of robotics.

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How far are we from developing a robot that can cook at a stove with utensils pots and ingredients, and that can be operated with a visor and limb remote controls?
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I am trying to use PPO algorithm to train a novel robotic manipulator to reach a target position in its workspace. What should I include to the observation vector, which works as the input to the ...
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I’m working on a system where agents must move scattered objects (aggregates) from various locations (cells) to a target zone. The environment is divided into a grid of cells, where each cell contains ...
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I am learning classical planning techniques, and I know many examples of robots are in books. However, I am more curious about the real-world usage of these techniques. Are PDDL and classical planners ...
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Recently, I have seen papers about large datasets for robotics such as DROID(https://droid-dataset.github.io/) or Open X-Embodiment(https://robotics-transformer-x.github.io/). As I see, the datasets ...
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I am new to the RL community and I am working on projects about using RL to control robots like drones to fly in the scenes. I have been using Nvidia's Issac Gym for some time, but I have a question ...
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Which type of Machine Learning is used in robots? Is it supervised learning or unsupervised learning or Reinforcement learning? Especially the robots that were sent in space?
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Moravec's paradox is the observation in artificial intelligence and robotics that, contrary to traditional assumptions, reasoning requires very little computation, but sensorimotor and perception ...
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I have never tried reinforcement learning in my life. I'm planning to apply it in robotics. I have some experiences using supervised learning mainly deep learning. So, that's mean I will use neural ...
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The agent is supposed to visit specific locations (which is also different each time) and it may encounters obstacles. The goal is to visit those locations with the shortest path possible without ...
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Can an agent trained with a DQN algorithm in a grid world, avoid obstacles (randomly appearing during the run time) and still find the optimal path to finish a task? The agent is supposed to visit ...
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Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning is suited to tackle many complex problems such as robotics manipulation. Sticking to this example, the basic idea is that instead of learning a sequence of robotic ...
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I've been reading this paper that formulates invariant task-parametrized HSMMs. The task parameters are represented in $F$ coordinate systems defined by $\{A_j,b_j\}_{j=1}^F$, where $A_j$ denotes the ...
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I've been reading this paper that formulates invariant task-parametrized HSMMs. In section 3.1 (Model Learning), the task parameters are represented in $F$ coordinate systems defined by $\{A_j,b_j\}_{...
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I have been working on some RL project, where the policy is controlling the robot using its joint angles.Throughout the project I have noticed some phenomenon, which caught my attention. I have ...
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