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This may be a simple question. Can you take "snapshots" of AI and then load multiple robots with the same robot model learned in a classroom like this? I.E.
by bargl 11y ago
This may be a simple question. Can you take "snapshots" of AI and then load multiple robots with the same robot model learned in a classroom like this?
I.E. Do the training with a prototype robot, then send the learned behavior to a factory where they can send out pre-taught robots with what the prototype learned?
I can't see a reason this wouldn't work, but maybe I'm missing something.
- robotresearcher 11y agoYes, absolutely. With almost all implementations, any learned/trained parameters are stored in a file or database and can be backed-up, restored, or transferred to a duplicate. Some systems are sensitive to precise calibrations of sensors and actuators, which must be done per-device. But usually this stuff is low-level detail that is decoupled from the AI stuff.