Social Cognitive Smart Robots: Guide, Seller, Lecturer, Vacuum Cleaner, Nurse, Volunteer, Security Guard, Administrator

Evgeniy Bryndin

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Social Cognitive Smart Robots: Guide, Seller, Lecturer, Vacuum Cleaner, Nurse, Volunteer, Security Guard, Administrator

Evgeniy Bryndin

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There are two main approaches to implementation of the software of hardware of technological thinking of cognitive robots. The first approach - machine learning. Such cognitive robots are used in services industry for commercial purposes. Cognitive robots on the basis of modeling of communicative and associative logic of imitative reflection of the person are used as lecturers and consultants when concepts and knowledge are strictly defined. The communicative and associative logic allows creating the robot capable to communicate with the help of the speech in various languages. Now in the world in many spheres of activity Russian, European, Japanese, Chinese, American smart robots are used. Development of technologies conducts to the fact that new robots appear. Create robots and train them for work in the social sphere. Robots can find environmental pollution, fire-dangerous situations and successfully prevent them. A few years ago there were also mobile robots able to be guided in space.

Published in	Communications (Volume 7, Issue 1)
DOI	10.11648/j.com.20190701.12
Page(s)	6-12
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Imitative Thinking and Behavior, Cognitive Systems, Social Smart Robots

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Evgeniy Bryndin. Social Cognitive Smart Robots: Guide, Seller, Lecturer, Vacuum Cleaner, Nurse, Volunteer, Security Guard, Administrator. Communications. 2019;7(1):6-12. doi: 10.11648/j.com.20190701.12

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