Experiences with an autonomous robot attending AAAI

Integrated intelligence experiments provide new opportunities for autonomous systems to assist humans in real-life situations. Using artificial emotions and human-robot communication, the authors designed an autonomous robot to attend AAAI. The robot must register itself at the conference as a stude...

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Published in:IEEE intelligent systems 2001-09, Vol.16 (5), p.23-29, Article 23
Main Authors: Michaud, F, Audet, J, Letourneau, D, Lussier, L, Theberge-Turmel, C, Caron, S
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