Briefing
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- Machine Learning Method – Australian and Chinese researchers authored paper describing new method that uses machine learning and algorithms to enable humanoid robot to find its balance in moving platform
- Hybrid Learning Models – Uses both model-based learning which gives robot different models it can use to behave in certain scenarios and model-free learning
- Successful Simulation – Shows algorithm was able to stabilize robot in platform under unknown rotations
- Implications – Demonstrate robots’ ability to adapt and walk in changing environments and unpredictable terrains outside of labs, useful in healthcare, education, disaster response, and entertainment
- Future Plans – Include testing method in more complex environments as well as enabling robots to imitate human motion, like ankle joint movement, without feeding prior information or input
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Accelerator
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Sector
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Information Technology
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Function
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Research and Development
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Organization
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Monash University, The University of Sydney
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Source
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Original Publication Date
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August 23, 2019
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