- Published on October 1, 2021
- In AI Features
The Ambitious Goal To Make Robots Act & Look More Real
Replicating the difficulties that robots and other agents face in the actual world.
- By Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam
Recently, Stanford University researchers devised a new standard for embodied AI, called "BEHAVIOR." It mixes 100 everyday household tasks into virtual, interactive, and ecological settings. The term "embodied AI" (EAI) refers to artificial intelligence designed for virtual robotics. The notion is based on the field of study for virtual robots capable of moving, seeing, speaking, and interacting with other existing virtual robots within their virtual space. These robot simulations can then be converted to physical robots.
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Dr Fei-Fei Li, the Co-Director of Stanford's Human-Centered AI Institute, states that "We introduce BEHAVIOR, a benchmark for EAI that includes 100 simulations of everyday household chores such as cleaning,
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Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam
Nivash holds a doctorate in information technology and has been a research associate at a university and a development engineer in the IT industry. Data science and machine learning excite him.
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