Semiconductor and software design company Arm has introduced a Robotics Capability Framework designed to give the robotics industry a common language for describing and comparing the capabilities of increasingly intelligent machines.
The chip architecture company says the framework is intended to address growing ambiguity around terms such as “autonomous”, “intelligent”, “adaptive”, “collaborative” and “self-improving” as artificial intelligence becomes more deeply integrated into robots.
Arm describes the initiative as an architecture-agnostic reference framework covering robotic capability, operating context, supervision and assurance. Rather than specifying how robots should be designed, the company wants to establish a consistent way of describing what systems can actually do and under what conditions. [Read more…] about Arm proposes common framework for describing intelligent robot capabilities