akosenkov

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   by akosenkov 10y ago

   Speaking honestly, the idea is at the level of early experiments. I can get the basic stereo-imaging and motor inputs/outputs within a month. Next would be work on getting feedback system from the environment/surrounding objects i
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   by akosenkov 10y ago

   One might think about it as adding additional degrees of freedom. The goal is similar but unlike OpenAI's Gym or DeepMind I want to construct a training ground much more close to the reality in VR that would also allow interactions wit
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   by akosenkov 10y ago

   The robots are extremely expensive to build, scale and adopt just for the sake of training. With VR it will be much more plausible. Plus not only me would get to develop the "core". I want to provide the ground for this direction.
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   by akosenkov 10y ago

   Real is real - when you make it real ,) I think that DARPA's research (robotics) is lacking the scale (which VR and mass adoption can bring).
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   by akosenkov 10y ago

   In short, yes. By interface I mean a "cage" of neurons connected to the inputs/outputs (similarly to humans) that can host different deep neural networks (and be used as a training environment). The basic interface can be rea
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