Cornell University is creating a repository of robot knowledge to be shared among robots using YouTube videos, images and manuals from the internet. Robo Brain is learning from the internet - CNET X ...

So, for example, let's say this robot in Japan is asked to make a cup of tea. It doesn't know how, so it goes online and learns from a robot in London how to make a perfect cup of English tea.

There’s an Android robot urinating on the Apple logo in Google Maps. And, no, it’s definitely not a crop circle. And, ... which allows users to contribute local knowledge to Google Maps.

Researchers at Cornell and Stanford have created RoboBrain, a slice of the internet made just for robots.The hope is that robots will use this "comprehensive and interconnected knowledge base" to ...

The ability to acquire and then share knowledge is a central component of human culture and civilization. A small milestone in the exchange of robot knowledge has now been demonstrated by two bots ...

A robot at Yale has passed an important milestone of self-awareness by inferring information about the real world by observing it through a mirror. It's not quite WALL-E, but it's an notable step ...

By watching the human, the robot learns how cleaning works and can flexibly apply this knowledge to differently shaped objects. The work has now been published at IROS 2024 in Abu Dhabi. Cleaning ...