Welcome to our new website!
It is our pleasure to launch a new and updated web site for Communicative Machines!
Here you can follow up on all the latest news, events and developments within CMLabs.
Happy browsing!
It is our pleasure to launch a new and updated web site for Communicative Machines!
Here you can follow up on all the latest news, events and developments within CMLabs.
Happy browsing!
We’re excited to release Psyclone AIOS 2.1.1 — the most significant update to Psyclone since the 2.0 line. If you build real-time, distributed, publish/subscribe systems, this release makes Psyclone faster, more portable, and far easier to drive from the language you already use. Here’s what’s new since our last release (2.0.3). Psyclone now runs natively…
Demo 1 produced a lot of data and we are working our way through it now. Preliminary figures suggest that the CCMCatalog enabled the robots to collaborate far more efficiently when working together and that the robots were able to detect and track humans in the scene. Stay tuned for more results…
Although Siri can be quite helpful and at times pleasant to communicate with she still lacks the flexibility of a human duologue partner making conversing with her have an unnatural flow. In fact Siri – like other robots – is lacking in her turn taking ability. To communicate somewhat smoothly with robots one needs to…
The CCMCatalog is almost done and can handle the sharing and negotiation of observations and tasks between the two robots. Face detection has gone in and the new body and legs detector is being tested now. Basic navigation is working now and we are working on the operator interface in the PsyProbe web interface.
The fourth and final demonstration of the project was completed successfully today. The two robots collaborated with two humans to via dialogue complete a set of tasks specified by the humans. Information needed to complete the tasks was dynamically detected and extracted by asking the humans to provide it. The video and the report will…
A joint proposal by CMLabs and IIIM for the project CoCoMaps has been accepted by the ECHORD++ EU consortium for funding starting from September 2016.