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How do Robots Know What To Do?
How do Robots Know What To Do?
Big idea: Autonomous robot behaviors are mechanisms constructed from carefully designed algorithms and representations.
Underlying technology: event-based architectures and hierarchically structured, parallel state machines.
Learning goal, students will understand:
the role of state management, concurrency and a distributed architecture in Robot behavior.
students will be able to explain the distributed OS principles of ROS
Some other examples of control schemes, in particular layered control
Skill goals: Students will be able to
Write a ROS node; write several interoperating ROS nodes
Understand the code for the CR state manager
Think about desired behavior in a robot and how to turn them into states and transitions
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