When training a future robot overlord, you want it to learn to make complex decisions. No one likes an android whose only call is ‘shoot it.’ Neural networks allow problem solving ...

The Plan to Build a Massive Online Brain for All the World's Robots If you walk into the computer science building at Stanford University, Mobi is standing in the lobby, encased in glass.

One brain to rule them Two researchers have revealed how they are creating a single super-brain that can pilot any robot, no matter how different they are. Sergey Levine and Karol Hausman wrote in ...

The Robo Brain website will display what the robot's "brain" has learned, and visitors to the site will be able to contribute to the existing data and correct it if needed.

As a result, developers have long struggled with piecing together different modules on robots. But now, ByteDance has ...

In an age of increasingly advanced robotics, one team has well and truly bucked the trend, instead finding inspiration within the pinhead-sized brain of a tiny flying insect in order to build a ...

Scientists Build Baseball-Playing Robot With 100,000-Neuron Fake Brain If you’ve been to the RoboGames, you’ve seen everything from flame-throwing battlebots to androids that play soccer.

Blue Brain’s long-term goal is to eventually model an entire rat’s brain and place it in a small robot, allowing it to learn from sensory input and experience.

Building a robot that can reproduce some aspect of an animal's behavior forces the researcher to reinterpret problems, see limitations in old solutions and find new solutions.

Notably, with the Jetson AGX Thor, Nvidia takes a major step forward by introducing its latest Blackwell-generation GPU ...

The brain then crunches this data so that it can determine exactly when the robot should swing. If the scientists change the pitch speed, the robot will relearn the task all over again.