Intelligent machine architecture for object-based system integration
R.T. Pack, Mitch Wilkes, Gautam Biswas, K. Kawamura
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 27
Abstract
Summary form only given. This paper presents a computational architecture that addresses the grand challenge problem of system integration for intelligent control software. Robotics research has made many advances in sensory processing, control, and planning, but few efforts focus on the problem of dynamically integrating the "best available" approaches into a single architecture to support development of robot control systems. The role of architecture is discussed, and typical approaches are reviewed. Then, a novel approach to intelligent system architecture is presented. This new approach takes advantage of the maturation of object-based software engineering to help manage the complexity of intelligent machine development and attempts to combine some of the desirable properties from other modern robot control architectures.
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