國產(chǎn)工業(yè)機(jī)器人還有前途嗎？

遠(yuǎn)祥

國產(chǎn)機(jī)器人對于非標(biāo)自動(dòng)化專機(jī)設(shè)備還是有一定市場的，適用于輕載，精度要求不高的場合，但這樣的品牌又需要大環(huán)境的影響。
  O) j5 i$ S3 L: h/ U7 q. |% G! P所以只有國產(chǎn)機(jī)器人做到安川，法拉克這個(gè)檔次后，才不至于沒落！

攻城獅_jhjiang

困難肯定是有的，但是還是要繼續(xù)發(fā)展

tsaohuan

這種需要未來設(shè)計(jì)理念

tsaohuan

Robots are arriving, and as they do, we will run into precisely the problems I’ve been discussing throughout this book. They are starting out as toys, entertainment devices, and simple pets. Then they will become companions, reading stories and tutoring topics such as reading, language instruction, spelling, and mathematics. They will allow us to monitor the home (and our elderly relatives) from a distance. And soon, the appliances in our homes and automobiles will become part of intelligent communication networks. Special-purpose robots will increase in number, in power, and in the range of tasks they are able to perform. General-purpose robots will arrive last of all, decades from now.

tsaohuan

Design Rules for Human Designers of “Smart” Machines

$ s; S3 j8 J! y9 v1. Provide rich, complex, and natural signals.
  S7 C! t, _+ K- [' {2 G2. Be predictable.
3. Provide good conceptual models.
4. Make the output understandable.
' @; i7 M9 j/ i0 V7 n2 q5. Provide continual awareness without annoyance.
6. Exploit natural mappings.
2 g1 r$ Y2 w8 N+ T8 k9 Q+ ~# j! }7 ?Design Rules Developed by Machines to Improve Their Interactions with People
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1. Keep things simple.
2. Give people a conceptual model.
* A8 d7 f+ D; v( H8 j, k3. Give reasons.
4. Make people think they are in control.
! P* G" Q; r8 C) C: M# v0 y2 D# s5. Continually reassure.
' F! _; ]: Q( b6. Never label human behavior as “error.” (Rule added by the human interviewer.)

孤戰(zhàn)蒼茫

沒戲，除非走其他的路，走老外走的路行不通