Robot Behavior Simulation Platform Service
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing collaborative robot systems require changing hardware or starting from scratch to implement different behavior simulation programs, limiting their versatility and efficiency in adapting to various tasks.
Innovation Solution
A platform service that enables unidirectional, bidirectional, or collaborative exchange of behavior simulation programs, allowing users to select and download desired programs for a single robot, comprising a user terminal, a platform service providing server with a database, transmission, and storage units, and a robot capable of receiving and executing these programs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a single robot is embedded with a one-purpose program, then the robot can reliably execute specific tasks, but the robot cannot adapt to different functions without changing hardware or reprogramming from scratch
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a platform service system that allows a single robot to execute multiple different behavior simulation programs. The robot hardware remains unchanged while the software platform enables the robot to perform various functions by loading different programs, achieving multi-functionality without increasing hardware complexity
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a virtual behavior simulation layer that copies human behaviors into programmable formats. These simulated behaviors are stored as data on a platform server, allowing the robot to download and execute different behavior patterns without physical modification, effectively copying human capabilities into software
2Reliability
If different behavior simulation programs require different hardware or robots, then each robot is optimized for its specific task, but the system requires multiple robots and increases hardware complexity
Solution Approach 1:
The patent makes a single robot universal by enabling it to run multiple behavior simulation programs through a platform service. This eliminates the need for multiple specialized robots while maintaining task execution reliability through proper program selection and deployment
3Adaptability or versatility
If behavior simulation programs are exchanged unidirectionally or bidirectionally, then program sharing and collaboration are enabled, but the system requires a complex platform infrastructure
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a platform service as an intermediary between robots and behavior simulation programs. The platform server stores, manages, and distributes behavior programs, facilitating unidirectional and bidirectional exchange without requiring direct complex interactions between robots, thus simplifying the overall system architecture
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AI summary
A system for providing a behavior simulation platform service is provided, and comprises: a user terminal that selects and downloads at least one behavior simulation program, and then applies the at least one behavior simulation program to a previously owned robot; and a platform service provision server including a database unit that maps and stores the at least one behavior simulation program and at least one robot, a transmission unit that, if the user terminal selects a behavior simulation program, transmits the selected behavior simulation program to the user terminal, and a storage unit that, if feedback is received from the previously owned robot via the user terminal, stores the feedback.