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An Ontology of Robotic Architecture
Mahesh Daas, Andrew John Wit
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
Robotics has recently found themselves more engrained within the ethos of architectural research and production. However, their relationship to architecture still remains to be understood. This article examines the relationship between robotics and architecture from an ontological standpoint. The article offers foundational frameworks and raises key questions to broadly define robotics in architecture.
Keywords
RoboticsArchitectureEthosOntologyArtificial intelligenceKey (lock)RobotComputer scienceEngineeringCognitive science
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