Robo Sapiens

Robo Sapiens

This paper proposes a new method of natural language acquisition for robots that does not require the conversion of speech to text. Folks'Talks employs voice2voice technology that enables a robot to understand the meaning of what it is told and to have the ability to learn and understand new la...

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