Researchers from the laboratory of computer Sciences and artificial intelligence at mit have published a description of new computer vision technologies. Details it will present at the conference on teaching robots in Zurich, in October. But it is clear today that this is a breakthrough – this robot does not need to be taught to recognize patterns by the classical method.

Scientists abandoned the idea to load in memory the robot’s data about the objects that he then tries to “see” in the world. Instead, the machine is fundamentally abstracted from the environment, it perceives all around as three-dimensional models of interrelated points. The robot scans the object, builds his model, and writes the data currently in memory and assigns them the label. He doesn’t care what it is actually, but it is already inspected and ready to find again.