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Comments on Training Robots To Recognize You Is A Bad Idea
Should robots be trained to recognize individual human beings? I'm not so sure - but Active Appearance Modeling is making great strides at CMU. (Read
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| "Now that I'm thinking about it, maybe outfitting a military robot (like this Wiimote controlled Packbot) with a camera, and then showing it a picture of bin Laden, and then letting it 'hunt' in the Pakistan/Afghanistan border area might not be a bad idea..." (Bill Christensen 5/20/2008 7:12:33 PM) |
| "Terminator any one?" (yeppers78 5/20/2008 7:31:09 PM) |
| "I think that in the first movie, the Terminator does not know what Sarah Connor looks like; he uses the phone book to find women with that name. In the second film, the more advanced Terminator asks for a picture of John Connor." (Bill Christensen 5/20/2008 8:08:58 PM) |
| "I don't think a robot could seriously do better to find a person than a human, especialy one human in particular, possibly among others - and in an extremely large area. Robots aren't very autonomous are they really, yet. " (Will 5/21/2008 6:11:00 PM) |
| "You're right; it would be difficult at present. However, there is a lot of work being done on robots that can do well in structured environments with humans, like an standard office. I'll bet a robot that could walk autonomously through an office, looking for one particular face, could be designed and completed with currently available technology." (Bill Christensen 5/22/2008 4:17:13 PM) |
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