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How to teach robots to follow spoken orders?




How to teach robots to follow spoken orders? 

The idea of machine learning is the same as the people way to learn things, and that's why computer game-style platforms are very interesting things to teach robots. The action or learning process is similar, what is used to teaching dogs. The robot must connect spoken words to some actions, what the programmer can do with it. 

And this makes possible to make robots, which are understanding spoken language. This method is suitable for every kind of robot, and the idea is that the words are connected to recorded actions, so when the programmers are teaching the robot to open the door, they might say "open the door" and then they would transfer to use the virtual workspace, where they can use data gloves and probably Virtual Reality glasses, and make the action by using the virtual movements by using character, what is similar what is seen in the computer games. After the system has been successfully recorded the action, that means that the command "open the door" would activate this kind of movement series. 

The machine learning means that the character, what is the thing that is controlled by a computer would say some words, then the character is moving and acting as the programmer would want. And then those words are connected to the actions, what the programmer has made for the character. 

Moving of the character can be done by using the game platform, and then the virtual character would be used to test the effectiveness of the movements, and then they can transfer to the robot, which will connect those movements and other actions to the words, what the person says. This kind of technology can also be used with combat robots. And those robots can follow the orders, what the commander says without excuse. 

This kind of robot would be very interesting in the many dangerous actions. And thing what makes character dangerous is that some game character would get the physical form. When we are thinking about computer games the programmer, who will make commands to those systems could use the computer games to selecting the most suitable series of movements, and then the commander must just select the most suitable movements and connect the voice command to that series of movements. 

When we are thinking about the actions of robots every kind of action is a series of movements. That means the system would just connect the movements to the command, and that makes that kind of robot very dangerous. The robot itself would not care, what kind of commands it would get, and if the voice recognition or other safety system accepts the command, that allows the operator to give the command "sweep that area", and then the robot will do everything, what includes in that action. So this kind of thing can be used in the Pentagon's terrifying new robot army. 

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