If robots are going to work alongside humans, the machines are going to need to swallow their pride and learn to ask for help. At least, that’s the thinking of computer scientists at the University of Washington (UW), who are working on ways for robots to crowdsource their problems when learning new tasks. If successful, this approach points the way toward future robots that are capable of asking for assistance to speed up their learning when it comes to figuring out how to carry out household tasks... Continue Reading Crowdsourcing could help robots learn new tasks faster
Section: Robotics
Tags: Crowdsource, Learning, Robotics, Robots, University of Washington
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