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The second test for our system

Understanding Human Behavior

In this article, we introduce another aspect of our visual system. During the first Three Cup Monte Test for visual perception, we demonstrated the software capabilities to track objects and understand their movements and interaction in the outside world. This new demonstration will take our system to the next level: understanding human posture and motion. To this end, we show our system tracking a human skeleton through yoga poses in real-time based on physics principles. Our ambition is to make a robot understand human interactions within their environment to adapt and make their own decisions accordingly. This and our first demo let us test our system in different environments. The two demonstrations highlight our goal to create a generic system. This system should allow us to solve issues from a wide range of domains and facilitate specific developments for new problems. Part of our implementation will be published in 2021.

AGV

Industries are preoccupied with the workers’ safety and tasks’ efficiency. For this purpose, the collaboration between workers and robots or automated guided vehicles (AGV) have the potential to tackle many recurring problems in industries such as transport, logistics, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and others. At Visual Behavior, we develop ‘AloforAGV’, a solution to improve robots’ capacity based on our generic artificial visual cortex ‘Aloception’.

This article explains how our new specific technology helps customers to create a human/robot collaboration. First, we will set facts about the state of the use of robotics in most industries. Then, we will show how our technology can help the workforce and be a turning point in the evolution of industrial robots. This article will introduce ‘AloforAGV’ beneficial characteristics due to the intelligence we have developed in our generic solution.

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