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Artificial Intelligence From knowledge of humans performing everyday activities to the service robots Lisset Salinas Pinacho Supervisor: Prof. Michael Beetz Universit at Bremen September 22nd, 2017 Artificial Intelligence Content


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Artificial Intelligence

From knowledge of humans performing everyday activities to the service robots

Lisset Salinas Pinacho Supervisor: Prof. Michael Beetz

Universit¨ at Bremen

September 22nd, 2017

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◮ Goal ◮ The data ◮ Sources of data ◮ Visualization ◮ The robot

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Goal

”A service robot is a robot which operates semi- or fully autonomously to perform services useful to the well-being of humans and equipment, excluding manufacturing operations.” by the International Federation of robotics.

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The data: Commonsense knowledge

To be done as well as a human being does it.

◮ Implicit knowledge ◮ Expertise and skills ◮ Normally stored in upper ontologies ◮ Knowledge bases

Cyc, Open Mind Common Sense and ConceptNet, ThoughtTreasure, WordNet, Basic Formal Ontology (BFO), DOLCE and DnS, General Formal Ontology, Suggested Upper Merged Ontology, Mindpixel, True Knowledge, DBpedia, Graphiq

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The data: Web

The web of things The Semantic Web language represents rich and complex knowledge:

◮ individuals ◮ groups of individuals ◮ relations between individuals

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The data: Ontology

◮ Descriptive statements about a specific part of the world. ◮ Concrete objects not general notions. ◮ The answer depends on formal semantics. ◮ Not a database framework. Follows the open-world assumption.

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The data: Database

MongoDB

◮ NoSQL database ◮ JSON-like documents with schemas (JavaScript Object Notation)

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The data: KnowRob

Description logic in OWL. Defines terms the robot describes the world it acts in. Semantic memory.

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