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Expert System An Expert System is a type of artificial intelligence with a limited scope. Sometimes called a knowledge based system, it is an AI expert in a single discipline. It contains full subject knowledge and analytic abilities to assist diagnosis of a problem or situation within its sphere of knowledge. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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 The highly subjective task of critically evaluating artwork for composition, and authorship has always been beyond artificial intelligence systems. It has been believed by some, that it always would be. Times do change indeed.
 A rudimentary but workable system using magic symbol codes and augmented reality to put an end to hellish support calls. Now, via a videoconference even over a cellphone, the person on the other end can see and work with the hardware causing the problem.
Most NPC behaviour takes place as a set of preprogrammed directives - the expert system approach. What if, instead of doing it this highly efficient, if a bit limited way, and took a new approach - giving the characters a highly flexible "plan of action" that could change at any moment... 
This book is an animation expert's attempt to ?dump his kit? as the author puts it, and share with others the fundamentals of animation that are not generally taught outside of industry practice, and always were taught behind closed doors.
Seven catastropic failures are visually depicted by this BBC article. Each failure accompanied by blurb explaining what it was supposed to be, as well as where, and more imprtantly why it went wrong. It serves as a good reminder of how young this technology still is, and how frustrating it can be, for even expert users to produce 3D printed objects successfully with the way things currently stand.
 This two part overview of the Games for Health Conference 2008, split due to length necessity, features five examples that were actually shown at the conference, together with expert testimony on how gaming and VR are changing the medical space, beyond recognition.
 Unlike in the peripheral nervous system, where cells are often unable to distinguish which branching pathway an electrical system is travelling from, the central nervous system makes use of sophisticated internal networks not too dissimilar from an IP record, to differentiate between nervous pathways.
This book is very much a holistic first-timer?s guide to creating a hideously complex system ? a full virtual reality. The book describes a VR system as ?a system that provides a synthetic experience for its user(s)?, a definition which could not possibly be any broader.
 This podcast comes from TED 2009, where Tom Wujec - an information expert at Autodesk - gives a quick talk about ways the brain creates meaning out of the environment it is perceiving. It should be noted going in, that this person is not a neuroscientist or neuroengineer.
Artificial General Intelligence or AGI is the holy grail of AI research. Instead of expert systems, and image recognition, it refers to common-sense know-how ? general intelligence most humans have when in unfamiliar situations. In other words, the ability of an AI to think and reason as a sentient being, even when confronted by unfamiliar data.
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A self-teaching computer system that sorts potatoes has been built using off-the-shelf technology by researchers at the University of Lincoln's Robotics Lab. The robot blemish spotter can reliably identify diseases such as s...
(30/09/2008)
Robotic helicopters learn complex tricks by analyzing demos. Researchers at Stanford University taught autonomous helicopters how to perform tricks using an approach called ?apprenticeship learning?. An ideal flight path was ...
(21/09/2009)
A team of researchers from the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM) has developed an intelligent surveillance system able to detect aberrant behaviour by drivers and people on foot crossing pedestrian crossings and in other urban setting...
(23/11/2008)
Riverain Medical is currently applying machine vision systems to X-ray machines, in an attempt to aid radiologists in spotting potential problem areas. Approved for use in Canada and the EU, the company has two different algorithms which ca...
(17/02/2009)
MIT researchers have produced an interesting device, that looks a lot like a bar of soap. However, this deformable, squishy material hides a dense network of pressure sensors, gyroscopes and accelerometers. The whole point, ...
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