Rupert Young
is creating Human-like Intelligent RobotsSelect a membership level
R2D2
$1
per month
At this first
level of support you will receive,
- undying gratitude for progressing robotics technology,
- access to the regular patron-only robotics feed,
- membership of a private robotics forum community,
- exclusive early access to videos of robots and other demonstrations.
C3PO
$5
per month
As well as the
above the C3PO supporter gets,
- your name mentioned in the description of a video,
- a follow from Perceptual Robots on twitter or instagram,
- the power to suggest robot models to build and to vote on the direction of research and development,
- a vote on the goals to be achieved.
Gort
$20
per month
The Gort level, in addition to above rewards, will get you,
- access to my unique software platform. This will allow you to design and run your own robot brain control systems, all without having to write a single line of code,
- the ability to propose technology questions that I will address in the community blog,
- your name included as sponsor on the website in the dedicated secondary sponsor area,
- vote on the robot hardware platform to integrate so that I can support platforms popular with patrons.
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patrons$92
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Robotics for the
masses!
I love to create things, especially robots, and would like others to join me in a global network of builders of intelligent robots. I am passionate about understanding the most complex structure in the universe, the human brain! For many years I have been investigating how the mind works and have come across the simple principles on which the human mind operates. With my background and interest in technology I have developed a platform to replicate these principles in artificial systems to build adaptive and intelligent robots.
Conventional robotics have misunderstood how behaviour works and the real-world robots built are clumsy and stupid. I want to change that and leap-frog current technology and build a community of roboticists and supporters to develop this approach which will not only allow us to build sophisticated artificial systems but also to understand ourselves.
If you thought robotics was difficult and complicated think again. It doesn’t need complex mathematics and you don’t need a PhD. The fundamentals are quite simple and you actually do them everyday without realising.
For more technical details of my approach see my recent paper published in the Artificial Life journal "A General Architecture for Robotics Systems: A Perception-Based Approach to Artificial Life," June, 2017. The work is based upon an amazing, simple and parsimonious theory of how living systems work called Perceptual Control Theory, originally developed by the American physicist and engineer William T. Powers.
Many thanks for joining me in this great project!
I intend to make this site free for students. So, if you're a student and would like access to the site and resources send me a message directly and I'll add you to the list.
Apart from robotics I have many other interests including Salsa dancing, Tap dancing, cycling, human rights and Space. The above paper I wrote while cycling 1,800 kms (1,100 miles) down the west coast of India from Mumbai to the southern tip at Kanyakumari.
Our future is in Space. At some point I would like to form a worldwide community of Space fans to support and advocate space travel for all the people of Earth. Not just the robots!
I love to create things, especially robots, and would like others to join me in a global network of builders of intelligent robots. I am passionate about understanding the most complex structure in the universe, the human brain! For many years I have been investigating how the mind works and have come across the simple principles on which the human mind operates. With my background and interest in technology I have developed a platform to replicate these principles in artificial systems to build adaptive and intelligent robots.
Conventional robotics have misunderstood how behaviour works and the real-world robots built are clumsy and stupid. I want to change that and leap-frog current technology and build a community of roboticists and supporters to develop this approach which will not only allow us to build sophisticated artificial systems but also to understand ourselves.
If you thought robotics was difficult and complicated think again. It doesn’t need complex mathematics and you don’t need a PhD. The fundamentals are quite simple and you actually do them everyday without realising.
For more technical details of my approach see my recent paper published in the Artificial Life journal "A General Architecture for Robotics Systems: A Perception-Based Approach to Artificial Life," June, 2017. The work is based upon an amazing, simple and parsimonious theory of how living systems work called Perceptual Control Theory, originally developed by the American physicist and engineer William T. Powers.
Many thanks for joining me in this great project!
I intend to make this site free for students. So, if you're a student and would like access to the site and resources send me a message directly and I'll add you to the list.
Apart from robotics I have many other interests including Salsa dancing, Tap dancing, cycling, human rights and Space. The above paper I wrote while cycling 1,800 kms (1,100 miles) down the west coast of India from Mumbai to the southern tip at Kanyakumari.
Our future is in Space. At some point I would like to form a worldwide community of Space fans to support and advocate space travel for all the people of Earth. Not just the robots!
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