Keywords
Human-like Intelligence
Perception
How to Cite
Abstract
Cognitive robotics aims to imbue robotic systems with human-like intelligence and cognitive capabilities, enabling them to perceive, reason, learn, and interact with their environment in sophisticated ways. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of cognitive robotics approaches for modeling human-like intelligence. We discuss key concepts such as perception, reasoning, learning, and interaction, and explore how these concepts are integrated into robotic systems to achieve human-like cognitive abilities. Additionally, we highlight challenges and future directions in the field, emphasizing the potential impact of cognitive robotics on various domains, including healthcare, education, and industry.
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