Research on tactile sensation by physical reservoir computing with a robot arm and a Ag2S reservoir
Kaiki Yoshimura,
Tsuyoshi Hasegawa
Abstract:In recent years, physical reservoir computing has attracted much attention because of its low computational cost and low power consumption. In terms of social implementation of artificial intelligence, physical reservoir has a potential to meet the request, such as the need for AI robots to process information related to tactile sensation. It has been reported that a Ag2S polycrystalline thin film retains short-term memory and non-linearity when used as a physical reservoir. In this study, we applied the techn… Show more
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