Answer Worskshop @ESWC2017 - Introduction
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The document outlines the agenda and themes of a workshop focused on the intersection of robotics and semantic web technologies, highlighting the importance of standardization and resource sharing in the field. It also mentions the publication of the best paper alongside the proceedings of ESWC 2017 and encourages participants to engage through a shared Google document and social media. Additionally, it emphasizes discussing the future challenges and benefits of integrating semantic technologies in robotics.
Answer Worskshop @ESWC2017 - Introduction
- 2. • Emanuele Bastianelli – Research Associate • Mathieu d’Aquin – Professor • Daniele Nardi – Full Professor Organisers
- 3. Chairs • Ilaria Tiddi – Research Associate • Emanuele Bastianelli – Research Associate
- 4. Rise of the Robots Wanlund, B. (2015). Will technological advances help businesses and workers? Robots and automation. SAGE Business Researcher, doi: 10.1177/2374556815571549 Worldwide spending on robotics, $U.S. billion, 2000–25
- 5. Rise of the Robots Probability of computerization by occupation Wanlund, B. (2015). Will technological advances help businesses and workers? Robots and automation. SAGE Business Researcher, doi: 10.1177/2374556815571549
- 6. Semantic Web and Robotics? ?
- 7. Semantic Web and Robotics! • Impact of SW standards – e.g. KR&R • Standardization – Need for standard vocabularies and methodologies • Resources and datasets – Existing Ontologies, LOD, … • Integration – Planning – Semantic Maps • …
- 8. Best Paper • Best paper will be published along with the supplementary proceedings of ESWC 2017
- 9. Live Interaction! • Shared Google Document to write down your thoughts – Accessible also from the workshop site (http://answer.kmi.open.ac.uk/#googledoc) – e.g. “I don’t understand the need of Stream Reasoning in Robotics” OR “It would be nice if everybody was using Beamer to do presentations” • Twitter hashtags and references: – @answerworkshop – #answer17, #answer17question, #answer17suggestion • …enjoy the workshop!
- 10. Best Paper • Best paper will be published along with the supplementary proceedings of ESWC 2017
- 11. Best Paper • Best paper will be published along with the supplementary proceedings of ESWC 2017 Making Sense of Indoor Spaces using Semantic Web Mining and Situated Robot Perception Jay Young,Valerio Basile, Markus Suchi, Lars Kunze,Nick Hawes, Markus Vincze and Barbara Caputo
- 12. Open Discussion • Benefits and challenges of using semantic technologies in robotics: What's next?
- 13. Thank you! …and see you next year!
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- #5: Spread of robots on many dimensions: - definitely outside the industrial and military environments clear increase in the commercial and personal use in this two areas the production of academic platform is comprised
- #6: Due to the commercial and personal spread, AI capabilities will be required It is also clear from this study about probabilities of robots to solve some tasks that some of them will require not only strict automation, but also high level intelligent skills
- #7: - Due mostly to this spread of robotics platform, AI and Robotics is living a "second youth” - In the past, many research areas, such KR&R, NLP, have moved apart from robotics or developed in separated way, developing mostly in a separated way - Now, with this spread of robotic platforms, all this areas are finding applications as well as new research trends in Robotics - Thus, many point of contacts between different communities and Robotics are being found - It is thus crucial to ask whether and which is our role, as a SW community, with respect to this trend, as SW has carried out a lot of research in terms of KR&R, and AI in general Why the workshop? SW as a community started looking at robotics as an application field, but also as a new research frontier How is the Robotics community looking at SW? Necessity to trigger a dialogue and build collaborations
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