In recent years, robots have gradually entered our lives. They have started our work, driving our cars, and soon they may be able to wage war against us. Fortunately, they still can't read our thoughts. However, even this robot can do it.
Currently, bioengineers from the United States have developed a so-called "spiritual robot" that predicts what humans will do next based on data algorithms. Of course, the software does not really understand the inner thoughts of human beings, and we can rest assured.
According to reports, this robot is able to predict our actions because it can calculate our intentions based on our previous activities, even if a particular action is interrupted. For example, you want to reach out and get something on your desk, but your hand is blocked by an unexpected obstacle on the table. At this time, others can guess your purpose and trajectory, but can the robot do it?
To test this theory, researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago conducted experiments on this scenario. In the course of the experiment, they tracked and analyzed the movement process of humans grasping things on the table by hand, and interfered with the process with a relative force.
Researchers have invented an advanced algorithm that calculates the destination that the hand was intended to achieve, just like humans. Essentially, this is a predictive software that predicts physical actions and intentions based on previously occurring activities.
If you think about the impact that this technology can have on the real world, you will feel it is so impressive. For example, semi-automated cars can avoid traffic accidents by observing the driver's previous driving behavior.
JusTIn Horowitz, the first author of the study, said: "If the car starts to turn because of a piece of ice, then we want the car to know where our original destination is." It needs to modify the car's driving route, then Go to the human destination in advance, not the direction the car is currently heading.
In addition, computer-owned sensors make it process information much faster than humans, and if the car knows human intent, it can drive automatically. But it needs to analyze the movement of the wheel, knowing exactly what the driver's intentions are and what is the response to the environmental changes.
In theory, its application field is very broad. For example, humans can apply this prediction algorithm to the field of intelligent prosthetics. If the algorithm knows the patient's intention in advance, it can help them reduce the body's shaking.
JusTIn Horowitz said: "We call it a telekinesis. As long as we know the way and obstacles of human movement, it can understand the potential intentions of human beings. This means that we can use this algorithm to design some machines to correct the car's turning process. And help stroke patients reduce convulsions."
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