Seamless Integration and Coordination of Cognitive Skills in Humanoid Robots: A Deep Learning Approach
Jungsik Hwang, Jun Tani

TL;DR
This paper presents a deep learning model that enables humanoid robots to seamlessly integrate perception, intention reading, and action coordination, demonstrating improved generalization and internal hierarchical representations in synthetic experiments.
Contribution
The study introduces a hierarchical deep dynamic neural network that integrates multiple cognitive skills in humanoid robots through end-to-end learning of visuomotor streams.
Findings
Model learns to read human gestures and generate goal-directed actions
Achieves seamless coordination of perception, decision-making, and action
Develops coherent hierarchical internal representations
Abstract
This study investigates how adequate coordination among the different cognitive processes of a humanoid robot can be developed through end-to-end learning of direct perception of visuomotor stream. We propose a deep dynamic neural network model built on a dynamic vision network, a motor generation network, and a higher-level network. The proposed model was designed to process and to integrate direct perception of dynamic visuomotor patterns in a hierarchical model characterized by different spatial and temporal constraints imposed on each level. We conducted synthetic robotic experiments in which a robot learned to read human's intention through observing the gestures and then to generate the corresponding goal-directed actions. Results verify that the proposed model is able to learn the tutored skills and to generalize them to novel situations. The model showed synergic coordination of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAction Observation and Synchronization · Robot Manipulation and Learning · Motor Control and Adaptation
