Based on my previous post,

heres the video..

My verdict is.. its decent.;)

FYP – Natural Langauge Processing in Social Robotics from wee young chua on Vimeo.

Sorry guys.. been busy the last few weeks.. especially with my FYP – natural language processing in Social Robotics. But im finally done and later, i’ll upload a video on it.

Continuing from my other post on training-acoustic-model, i have developed a workflow for my FYP.

basically. its on using a sentiment analysis engine to develop emotions realtime and parsing values to text to speech (TTS) system and a machine servo for head expression through serialization.

and here is it.
Overall Work Flow

After deep blue..

There’s deep green! Its a robotics pool player. and from the video. i can only see it winning within 1 turn.;p

Here’s the main website about it!

and a youtube video as below.

“Playing Pool is easy -- Playing Pool well is extremely difficult”

Came across quite a number of videos on Motoman. With two humanoid arms, it can be programmable to do a range of items.. Pretty cool. =D

below are some videos of what motoman can do!

Motoman SDA10 robot assembly:

Motoman DIA10 robot material handling:

Motoman assembles camera:

Motoman Robot Makes Okonomiyaki:

The Amazing Motoman Serves a Tuborg:

Yaskawa Motoman plays taiko drums:

Playing drums, cooking, assembling .. Whats next?

Really cool stuff!

Little Ken Robot

Found this on Guardian Blog,

The Guardian Robot can respond to your daily twitters, do sentiment analysis and know if the twitter message is sad or happy. Pretty cool ya.

Its main components are Java as programming language, some servos, PIC and others. The code can be found here. I definitely take a look and explore my own possibilities.

Here’s a video of guardian robot in action:

Ken Lim’s Guardian Robot from InsideGuardian on Vimeo.