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Home › Projects › The Path to Adopt Multi-Modal AI and Rapid Re-tasking & Robot Agility Project

The Path to Adopt Multi-Modal AI and Rapid Re-tasking & Robot Agility Project

This Project was selected from the ARM Institute’s 23-01 Technology Project Call that addressed the following topic areas:

  • Automated Robotic Task Planning
  • Multi-Robot, Multi-Human Collaboration, Task Sharing & Task Allocation
  • Safe and Scalable Manufacturing of Energetics
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Robotics for Manufacturing
  • Discovery Workshops and Market Studies

Team:

Siemens (Principal Investigator), University of Southern California

Topic Areas Addressed:

Discovery Workshops and Market Studies

Description: 

This project will build Market Studies and complete Discovery Workshops to assess the state of the art and propose technology roadmaps for the following topics:

  • Multi-Modal Inputs for AI: Recent advancements of foundation model developed at a surprisingly rapid pace (e.g. ChatGPT). These models are designed for multi-modal inputs and will dominate the AI landscape over the next years. This report will analyze their potential in manufacturing.
  • Rapid Re-tasking & Robot Agility: The need for lot-size-one production and flexible manufacturing requires rethinking the current deployment approach to robotics, where robots are often deployed for one specific purpose.

Project Type

Technology

Artificial Intelligence

Autonomy

Interoperability

Year Completed

2024

Project Team

University of Southern California

Principle Investigator

Siemens

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