Pepper will utilize cloud-based AI to store "collective wisdom" - the company's term for observations of human emotion. Son hopes that "hundreds of thousands" of Peppers will learn these emotions in people's homes, then share the data they gather with other robots to speed their evolution.
When Pepper celebrates a birthday party with its human family, for example, the robot will notice emotional moments like singing the birthday song and blowing out the candles - those big emotional moments will be recorded and sent to the cloud. Small emotional moments, like reactions from watching TV, will be minimized or deleted.
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interesting concept. I have been thinking about building a .net app that would allow ez-b to log data to a database for future reference. Just didn't know what for. This could be a thought.
ARC can log data to a database. While the EZ-Cloud data storage isn't fully set up yet (or wasn't last time I checked) it is there with the PushVar() and PullVAR() commands. I've also had my ARC grab data from a MySQL database that Jarvis maintains so my robot is aware of a lot more than I really know about
While not exactly the same the principals behind it are the same. Data saved as variables for ARC to use which are pulled or pushed to the cloud (or in my case MySQL database).
Wait. Hold on a minute. What? eek <ARC can log data to a database.> @Rich Ummmmmm, you can't just drop a bomb like that casually and walk away! :-) I need some more information on what you are doing please. Which MySQL product are you using? How did you setup the connection to work with ARC?
Pepper will utilize cloud-based AI to store "collective wisdom" - the company's term for observations of human emotion. Son hopes that "hundreds of thousands" of Peppers will learn these emotions in people's homes, then share the data they gather with other robots to speed their evolution.
When Pepper celebrates a birthday party with its human family, for example, the robot will notice emotional moments like singing the birthday song and blowing out the candles - those big emotional moments will be recorded and sent to the cloud. Small emotional moments, like reactions from watching TV, will be minimized or deleted.
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interesting concept. I have been thinking about building a .net app that would allow ez-b to log data to a database for future reference. Just didn't know what for. This could be a thought.
comes out in februari next year.pepper there is a similar robot from hovis,same look and does alot similar. lot smaller do.
maybe this can help youA lot of those same things I had thought about, but they took it to a much higher level. Thanks for the video. Amazing stuff.
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ARC can log data to a database. While the EZ-Cloud data storage isn't fully set up yet (or wasn't last time I checked) it is there with the PushVar() and PullVAR() commands. I've also had my ARC grab data from a MySQL database that Jarvis maintains so my robot is aware of a lot more than I really know about
While not exactly the same the principals behind it are the same. Data saved as variables for ARC to use which are pulled or pushed to the cloud (or in my case MySQL database).
@Rich, thanks for the info. I had no idea this already existed.
This is quite impressive. It does a lot of practical stuff.
Wait. Hold on a minute. What? eek <ARC can log data to a database.> @Rich Ummmmmm, you can't just drop a bomb like that casually and walk away! :-) I need some more information on what you are doing please. Which MySQL product are you using? How did you setup the connection to work with ARC?