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Citations number
26
Categorie Soggetti
Controlo Theory & Cybernetics","Computer Science Cybernetics","Robotics & Automatic Control
We propose Behavior Engineering as a new technological area whose aim
is to provide methodologies and tools for developing autonomous robots
. Building robots is a very complex engineering enterprise that requir
es the exact definition and scheduling of the activities which a desig
ner, or a team of designers, should follow. Behavior Engineering is, w
ithin the autonomous robotics realm, the equivalent of more establishe
d disciplines like Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering. In
this article we first give a detailed presentation of a Behavior Engin
eering methodology, which we call Behavior Analysis and Training (BAT)
, where we stress the role of learning and training. Then we illustrat
e the application of the BAT methodology to three cases involving diff
erent robots: two mobile robots and a manipulator. Results show the fe
asibility of the proposed approach.