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Nicole Dieker

2013-06-11T04:11:12Z

Blogjack: added picture

[[datei: Nicole Dieker performing as Hello the Future.jpg|thumb|Nicole Dieker]]
'''Nicole Dieker''' (* [[4. November]] [[1981]]) ist eine US-amerikanische Komponistin.

Dieker studierte Komposition an der [[Miami University]] in Oxford, Ohio, und an der [[Illinois State University]]. Sie war Sängerin und Begleiterin der ''Miami University Choraliers'', für die sie 2001 das Stück ''I Wish You Peace'' für vierstimmigen Frauenchor a cappella komponierte. Sie bearbeitete das Stück 2006 für gemischten Chor und gab 2010 eine zweiteilige Ausgabe für den Schulgebrauch heraus.

== Quelle ==
*[http://apimusic.org/composersb.cfm?ln=D Alliance Publications, Inc. - D - Dieker, Nicole]

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Shakey (Roboter)

2007-02-02T23:27:22Z

Blogjack: removed link for "Peter Hart" - I don't think the one who worked on Shakey was a Canadian historian

[[Image:Shakey.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A Diagram of "Shakey the Robot"]]
'''Shakey the Robot''' was the first mobile [[robot]] to be able to reason about its own actions. Shakey combined research in robotics, [[computer vision]], and [[natural language processing]].

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in [[1966]] through [[1972]] with [[Charles Rosen (scientist)]] as project manager. Other major contributors included [[Nils Nilsson]], Alfred Brain, [[Bertram Raphael]], Richard Duda, Peter Hart, [[Richard Fikes]], Richard Waldinger, Thomas Garvey, Jay Tenenbaum, and Michael Wilber. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in [[Mountain View, California]].

==Sample tasks==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in [[2004]] alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by [[Bertram Raphael]], [[1976]]

[[Category:Robots]]

[[sv:Shakey the Robot]]

Shakey (Roboter)

2007-01-31T00:54:40Z

Blogjack: updated list of contributors, with links where available

[[Image:Shakey.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A Diagram of "Shakey the Robot"]]
'''Shakey the Robot''' was the first mobile [[robot]] to be able to reason about its own actions. Shakey combined research in robotics, [[computer vision]], and [[natural language processing]].

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in [[1966]] through [[1972]] with [[Charles Rosen (scientist)]] as project manager. Other major contributors included [[Nils Nilsson]], Alfred Brain, [[Bertram Raphael]], Richard Duda, [[Peter Hart]], [[Richard Fikes]], Richard Waldinger, Thomas Garvey, Jay Tenenbaum, and Michael Wilber. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in [[Mountain View, California]].

==Sample tasks==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in [[2004]] alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by [[Bertram Raphael]], [[1976]]

[[Category:Robots]]

[[sv:Shakey the Robot]]

Shakey (Roboter)

2006-06-16T18:05:36Z

Blogjack: added link

'''Shakey the Robot''' was the first mobile [[robot]] to be able to reason about its own actions. Shakey combined research in robotics, [[computer vision]], and [[natural language processing]].

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample tasks==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by [[Bertram Raphael]], 1976

[[Category:Robots]]

[[sv:Shakey the Robot]]

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-30T22:00:13Z

Blogjack:

The first mobile [[robot]] to be able to reason about its own actions, Shakey combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by Bertram Raphael, 1976

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-28T08:21:07Z

Blogjack:

Shakey was the first mobile [[robot]] to be able to reason about its own actions. The Shakey project combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by Bertram Raphael, 1976

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-22T19:33:35Z

Blogjack:

Shakey was the first mobile robot to be able to reason about its own actions. The Shakey project combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Shakey was developed at the [[Artificial Intelligence]] laboratory of [[SRI International]] in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

==Sources==
* ''The Thinking Computer: Mind Inside Matter'' by Bertram Raphael, 1976

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-22T19:29:11Z

Blogjack:

Shakey was the first mobile robot to be able to reason about its own actions. The Shakey project combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Shakey was developed at the Artificial Intelligence laboratory of [[SRI International]] in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-22T19:09:14Z

Blogjack:

Shakey was the first mobile robot to be able to reason about its own actions. The Shakey project combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Shakey was developed at the Artificial Intelligence laboratory of the Stanford Research Institute (now called SRI) in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Retired from active duty, Shakey now spends his days in a comfortable glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==Awards==
* Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004 alongside such notables as [[ASIMO]] and [[C3PO]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]

Shakey (Roboter)

2005-07-22T19:04:24Z

Blogjack: Created initial page on Shakey

Shakey was the first mobile robot to be able to reason about its own actions. The Shakey project combined research in robotics, artificial vision, and natural language processing.

Inducted into the [[Robot Hall of Fame]] in 2004.

Shakey was developed at the Artificial Intelligence laboratory of the Stanford Research Institute (now called SRI) in 1966 through 1972. Programming was primarily in [[LISP]].

Currently retired, Shakey spends his days in a glass display case at the [[Computer History Museum]] in Mountain View, California.

==Sample Task==
An operator types the command "push the block off the platform" at a computer console.

Shakey looks around, identifies a platform with a block on it, and locates a ramp. Shakey pushes the ramp over to the platform, rolls up the ramp onto the platform, pushes the block off the platform.

==Research results related to the Shakey project==
* [[A Star Search Algorithm]]
* [[Hough transform]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.sri.com/about/timeline/shakey.html SRI page on Shakey]