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What Do You Want Your Robot To Do? Let'S Start A Thread!

What do you want YOUR robot to do? Let's start a Thread!

here is what I want my robot to do and notice many are already achieved:

EZ-Objectives:
  •       Navigate Autonymously *  
    
  • Follow Colors*
  • Follow Movement*
  • Follow Face
  • Sonar Radars Horizontal*
  • Sonar Radars Vertical*
  • Ir Radars*
  • Voice Rec*
  • Voice Synthesis*
  • Roomba Movments
  • Say Name*
  • Avoid Objects*
  • News/Weather/Crime report*
  • Time/date/DayofWeek*
  •       Today in History
    
  •       Thought for Today
    
  • Move Head*
  • Dance
  • Know North/South/East/West*
  • Take Snapshots*
  • Get Excited with Beating heart*
  • Turn around 360 degrees
  • Check Sensors
  • Have Control Mode
  • Have Security Mode
  • Have Autonymous Mode
  • Tell Jokes*
  • Have a Chat Mode (in Future)
  • Be able to recognize pictures
  • Search and Find Mission
  • Add a functional Arm
  • Talk about ones self
  •       Check Status volts,etc.
    
  • Check Temperature*
  • Voice commands in Control Mode
  • Know who a person is
  • Do Math
  • Answer Questions from WikiPedia
  • Be a One minute Timer
  • Learn from OCR and Net
  • Remember things for me (DataBase)
  • Project Movies on the Wall
  • Telepresence Robot
  • Thought for Today
  •       Can be trained to know Objects
    
  • Know a Human is present by Fleshtones
  • Reinforced Learning by being told "no"
  • Be Curious, ask Why,Who,When,What,where
  • Know when to Laugh at a situation

Notice: Units with Astrick(*) have already been done.

Mel;)


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#1  

*Go pick up something and return the same path *Face recognition with picture or name association *Copy cat, you do something, robot do the same (Kinect?) *Sound detection follow by action where the sound is coming from *Audio/Video recording and playback, manual or autonomous *Speech recognition/synthesis in different language

#3  

Thanks for making this thread...this is where i write my dream features down and hoping one day they will happen:)

#4  

You are welcome. This is called Management by Objectives.

#6  

I'd like to add this:

*Script command response if a speech command is unrecognized/not exist.

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#7  

Hi MovieMaker

I'd like Aegis to.

Patrol the ground floor of my house using waypoints and beacons .

security mode (at waypoints robot switchs off drive motors and deploys sensors).

Phone me if intruder detected .

(EDIT) sorry had to go to work.

Sound the alarm (VERY LOUD) Flash a light (VERY VERY BRIGHT).

Home to charger for a topup.

Interactive mode . the friendly side of AEGIS . (drive motors off . talking and responding to all people detected).

EG tell the time , date , joke . weather , latest headlines .

Mapping mode. (map and store layout of bots location , Use glyphs as waypoint markers).

Slave paintball marker to cam (for when alarms and lights are just not enough).

#8  

Project T.E.C.H. Dream List Features:

  1. dual wheel drive system.
  2. wireless video so it can be steered via R/C even when it is not in my direct line of sight.
  3. sensors that will keep it from bumping into objects or people.
  4. two-way wireless audio communication so that I can carry on a conversation with others "through" the robot.
  5. voice changer circuit or program that allows my voice to sound more "robotic" to make it seem or appear that the robot is operating on its own (with no one controlling it).
  6. After moving the robot's arms to a particular position, have them "return to home" or a neutral position automatically. In some cases you may want one command to move both arms in an identical manner at the same time.
  7. Certain other aspects of the robot's behavior need to respond to sound and motion stimuli in order to make its appearance more authentic.
  8. Autonomous behavior and also able to be controlled with long range R/C.
  9. The robot will have a "drop dead" feature if it gets out of radio control range.

The robot will also have a number of special effects to enhance its presence.

These will include:

  1. Sound effects that give the impression that there are mechanical and electronic processes that are taking place inside the robot, a sort of low-level background noise.
  2. Sound effects that enhance the movements of the robot's body, arms, head, etc. Hopefully these sounds will cover up the cheesey sounds of the actual motors.
  3. Voice lights that modulate or flicker as the robot speaks.
  4. Various flashing lights on different parts of the body.
  5. Other lights that respond to outside stimuli such as sound or motion.
  6. Certain lights on the chest control panel will actually be used to monitor or indicate real robot status items (such as battery charge level, fuse blown indicator, etc.).