Brain Infrastructure for Coco Charlie Kemp The Problem: We wish to use Coco, a small ape-like robot shown below, to explore humanoid intelligence. Sophisticated humanoid robots such as Coco require large amounts of para

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Date: 2000-10-25 11:24:00 Social robots Artificial intelligence Mechanical engineering Cynthia Breazeal Women in engineering Women in technology Coco Cog Message Passing Interface Humanoid robots Massachusetts Institute of Technology Robotics		Brain Infrastructure for Coco Charlie Kemp The Problem: We wish to use Coco, a small ape-like robot shown below, to explore humanoid intelligence. Sophisticated humanoid robots such as Coco require large amounts of para Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ai.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 37,51 KB Share Document on Facebook

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