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Learning Method using RDS for Creative Problem Solving  

Hong, Seong-Yong (KAIST IT영재교육원)
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Journal of KIISE:Computing Practices and Letters / v.16, no.11, 2010 , pp. 1126-1130 More about this Journal
Abstract
Research on intelligent robot is in active progress as the next generation IT education area. Since intelligent robots are closely related to the real human world, they should provide human behaviors or judging ability as their functions. For this reason, research is recently done not only on diverse hardware of robot education but also on service component architecture which includes various functions. In this paper we propose a study on learning to creative solve problems using RDS(Robotics Developer Studio). RDS is a software tool to control or program intelligence robot as a software module. Using service component framework which considers standardization of the integrated development of intelligent robot, we expect to provide 3-dimensional visual simulation environment, and save time and costs in education the environment for the intelligence robot experiment.
Keywords
Intelligent robot; Creative solve problem; Robot Simulation; Service Component;
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