This work describes a software/hardware framework where cognitive architectures can be realized and applied to control different kinds of robotic platforms. The framework can be interfaced with a robot prototype mediating the sensory-motor loop. Moreover 2D and 3D kinematic or dynamic simulation environments can be used to evaluate the robotic system cognitive capabilities. Here, we address design choices and implementation issues related to the proposed robotic programming environment, taking attention to its modular structure, important characteristic for a flexible and powerful framework. The main advantage introduced by the proposed architecture consists in the rapid development of applications, that can be easily tested on different robotic platforms either real or simulated, because the differences are properly masked by the architecture. Simultaneously, to validate the functionality of the proposed system an "ad hoc" simulator is implemented.

SPARKRS4CS: a software/hardware framework for cognitive architectures

Vitanza A
2011

Abstract

This work describes a software/hardware framework where cognitive architectures can be realized and applied to control different kinds of robotic platforms. The framework can be interfaced with a robot prototype mediating the sensory-motor loop. Moreover 2D and 3D kinematic or dynamic simulation environments can be used to evaluate the robotic system cognitive capabilities. Here, we address design choices and implementation issues related to the proposed robotic programming environment, taking attention to its modular structure, important characteristic for a flexible and powerful framework. The main advantage introduced by the proposed architecture consists in the rapid development of applications, that can be easily tested on different robotic platforms either real or simulated, because the differences are properly masked by the architecture. Simultaneously, to validate the functionality of the proposed system an "ad hoc" simulator is implemented.
2011
Inglese
Ángel B. Rodríguez-Vázquez, Ricardo A. Carmona-Galán, Gustavo Liñán-Cembrano, Rainer Adelung, Carsten Ronning
Proc. of SPIE
Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE Microtechnologies)
8068
80680G-1
80680G-12
12
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
3/05/2011, 3/05/2011
Prague, Czech Republic
Software infrastructure
cognitive framework
robotic applications
dynamic simulator
4
none
Arena, P; Cosentino, M; Patane, L; Vitanza, A
273
info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject
04 Contributo in convegno::04.01 Contributo in Atti di convegno
   SPATIAL TEMPORAL PATTERNS FOR ACTION-ORIENTED PERCEPTION IN ROVING ROBOTS II: AN INSECT BRAIN COMPUTATIONAL MODEL
   SPARK II
   FP7
   216227
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