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Programming by demonstration: This chapter introduces the fundamental concept of programming by demonstration, focusing on the role of human guidance in robot learning.
Humanoid robot: Explores the design and development of humanoid robots, their challenges, and the significance of their lifelike movements and interactions.
Reinforcement learning: Discusses how reinforcement learning techniques empower robots to learn from their actions, making them adaptive and capable of handling complex tasks.
Developmental robotics: Focuses on the developmental processes in robotics, where robots learn progressively, much like human development, through interaction and feedback.
Human–robot interaction: This chapter delves into the various methods of interaction between humans and robots, emphasizing safety, efficiency, and the potential for collaboration.
Robot learning: Explores different learning paradigms in robotics, including supervised and unsupervised learning, and their application to realworld robotic systems.
Programming by example: Introduces programming by example as a form of teaching robots specific tasks by showing them how to perform actions directly.
Adaptable robotics: Investigates the adaptability of robots in dynamic environments and how they can modify their behavior based on new data or tasks.
Legged robot: Focuses on legged robots and their unique challenges, such as balance, locomotion, and interaction with various terrains.
Offline learning: Covers offline learning methods that allow robots to be trained without realtime interaction, improving their efficiency and reducing training costs.
Apprenticeship learning: Discusses the apprenticeship learning model, where robots learn from expert demonstrations to mimic complex behaviors.
Surena (robot): Provides a detailed look at Surena, a humanoid robot developed in Iran, showcasing its capabilities and the innovations behind its design.
Juggling robot: Describes a robot capable of performing complex tasks like juggling, highlighting the challenges and solutions in balancing dynamic motion.
Cloud robotics: Explores how cloud computing is integrated into robotics, enabling robots to share data and computational resources for better performance.
Incremental learning: Focuses on incremental learning techniques, allowing robots to continuously improve their abilities without forgetting previous knowledge.
Jan Peters (computer scientist): Highlights the work of Jan Peters, a pioneer in robotics, and discusses his contributions to learning and robot development.
Deep reinforcement learning: Introduces deep reinforcement learning, a cuttingedge approach where robots improve their decisionmaking capabilities through neural networks.
Aude Billard: A look at Aude Billard's groundbreaking research in humanrobot interaction and robot learning, emphasizing her impact on the field.
Auke Ijspeert: Discusses the work of Auke Ijspeert, particularly his contributions to robotic locomotion and braininspired robotic control.
Imitation learning: Focuses on imitation learning, a process where robots learn tasks by observing human behavior, a powerful tool for skill transfer.
Robot: Concludes with an exploration of robots in general, covering their history, development, and future potential in various industries.
