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PRESENTATION ON VARIOUS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ROBOTICS

PRESENTED BY,
KAMATCHI S
SMART BOT

• SMART BOT is an end to end BOT platform which uses machine


learning (ML), neural networks, natural language processing (NLP)
technologies and their combinations for handling (a) voice
conversations (b) using natural language (c) in multiple languages (d)
using any of the channels mentioned above using any of the devices
like mobile phones, PCs and tablets.
AI in Health care
AI has revolutionized the healthcare industry by providing more
accurate diagnoses, developing more effective treatments, and improving
patient outcomes. Machine learning algorithms can analyse large datasets
of medical records, images, and genetic information to identify patterns
and predict diseases. This technology can also monitor patients in real-
time, alerting healthcare professionals to any changes in vital signs or
symptoms.
AI in Entertainment:
The entertainment industry has also been impacted by AI, with streaming
services using recommendation algorithms to suggest content to users.
AI is also used to create personalized playlists, identify trends,
and optimize user experiences. In the gaming industry, AI is used to
create more realistic characters and environments, and to develop
more challenging opponents.

AI in Transportation:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in the
transportation sector, reshaping the way we move people and goods
across the globe. From autonomous vehicles to smart traffic management
systems, AI is driving innovation and delivering substantial benefits in
terms of safety, efficiency, sustainability, and convenience.
EXOTRAINER
Project mission
Exotrainer addresses the introduction of wearable gait exoskeletons for the therapy of children affected by Spinal
Muscular Atrophy (SMA). Although it is a rare disease, SMA is the first cause of child mortality, affecting
children of both gender, of all races, in all countries. There is no cure for SMA, and treatment focuses on
maintaining the physical state of the patient, and attempting to delay the onset of scoliosis. Walking is key for this
purpose and Exotrainer provides a better therapy approach through wearable gait exoskeletons. Exotrainer builds
over available technology and addresses a new target group and different diseases, as current commercial devices
are targeted to adult paraplegics. Exotrainer targets children improving the therapy of SMA and potentially other
rare diseases. Exotrainer will have an impact on children’s quality of life and life expectancy. The new therapy
can potentially reduce the welfare costs to families in 25.000€ per year and per family and even reduce the cost to
the healthcare systems by an improved and personalized therapy.
NOVELITY

Exotrainer will make progress on the technical problems of commercial exoskeletons for SMA children.

Starting from ATLAS prototype for quadriplegic children Exotrainer is optimized for the physiological
requirements of SMA children.

Exotrainer will provide additional degrees of freedom at ankle and hip for physiological 3D mobility.

Tolerance for continuous use with the use of orthetic textile/gelatinous fibres providing cushioning and
comfort.
• No thoracic control and weight-bearing capacity required .
• Exotrainer will make use of adjustable-rigidity joints, already tested in ALTAS, to actively control
joint impedance.
• Minimum user height of 95 cm (the average height of a 3-year old child).
Zenbo robots, developed by ASUS, are designed to serve as
helpful and engaging companions for people of all ages.
There are two models in the Zenbo family: the original Zenbo
and the more compact and affordable Zenbo Junior.
These robots have received accolades at the Consumer
Electronics Show (CES) for their innovation, with Zenbo winning
the Best of CES Award in 2017 and Zenbo Junior taking the CES
Innovation Award in 2019.
The LBR iiwa is the world’s first series-produced sensitive,
and therefore HRC-compatible, robot. LBR stands for “
Leichtbauroboter” (German for lightweight robot), iiwa for
“intelligent industrial work assistant”. With the LBR iiwa, humans
and robots can work together on highly sensitive tasks in close
cooperation, opening the possibility of new applications and paving the
way for greater cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
When grouped with its smaller sibling, the LBR iisy running
on KUKA’s new operating system, iiQKA.OS, KUKA’s lightweight
robot portfolio can handle cobot applications from small to large
and simple to complex.
Baxter is an industrial robot first built on 22 September 2011 by Rethink

Robotics, a start-up company founded by Rodney Brooks. The robot is a two-armed

collaborative robot with an animated face.

It is 3 feet tall and weighs 165 lbs without its pedestal; with its pedestal, it is

between 5’10” – 6’3” tall and weighs 306 lbs. It is designed for simple industrial

jobs such as loading, unloading, sorting, and handling of materials. It is intended to

be sold to small and medium-sized companies.

The robot’s production was discontinued in 2018 following underwhelming sales to

commercial customers, but it remains notable in the robotics research field for its safety

features and human-robot interaction capabilities. Industry experts remarked on the

impact it had on advancing collaborative robotic technology.


ICUB FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

• It was designed by the Robot Cub Consortium of several European


universities, built by Italian Institute of Technology, and is now supported by
other projects such as ITALK. The robot is open-source, with the hardware
design, software and documentation all released under the GPL license. The
name is a partial acronym, cub standing for Cognitive Universal Body.
HUMANOID ROBOT
ICUB VISION

Icub is a humanoid robot developed by the Italian Institute of


Technology that leverages neuromorphic embedded vision to help
it see. It has been adopted by more than 20 labs worldwide.
Icub has the appearance of a small child and has 53 motors that
move its head, arms, hands, waist, and legs. In addition to being able
to see, it can hear. It moves with the assistance of accelerometers and
gyroscopes. Even a capacitive skin system is being added that will measure
contact and implement safe grasping strategies.

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