A Plea for the Cognitive Solution Attempt: Cognitive Robotics, Cognitive Factory and Cognitive Solutions. Cognitive Robotics as a Model for the Development of Cognitive Solutions

Matthias Haun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.613.3

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A Plea for the Cognitive Solution Attempt: Cognitive Robotics, Cognitive Factory and Cognitive Solutions. Cognitive Robotics as a Model for the Development of Cognitive Solutions
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Mechanisms for Small and Micro Robotic Devices
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Prototype Model of Walking Robot
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Development of Robotic Vehicle in the Intermediate Category Suitable for Deployment in Rough Terrain
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Development of Motion Control of Legs in Six-Legged Robotic Vehicle
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Concept of the Model Robotized Cell for Plasma-GMAW Hybrid Welding
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Motion Coordination of Two Robots in Cartesian Space Based on Mechanical Impedance
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Proposal of Multi Robotic Cells for Production Lines
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A Plea for the Cognitive Solution Attempt: Cognitive Robotics, Cognitive Factory and Cognitive Solutions. Cognitive Robotics as a Model for the Development of Cognitive Solutions

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A cognitive approach conceptualizes the goods producing enterprise and its production factors (such as divisions, units, sections or resources like machines or robots) as well as the enterprise’s products (such as valves) as cognitive models. These models are then put into shape with the help of cognitive computing techniques.

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