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The document discusses the development of a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. It describes how the robot is trained to survey a room using a Kinect camera, identify objects, and figure out where they belong. The robot divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk. The robot is given the name TidyBot to clearly identify its function of tidying up. Research is presented on logos incorporating the brand's focus on being high-tech.
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1) The document discusses a robot that is trained to survey rooms, identify objects, and determine where objects belong in order to tidy up.
2) The robot uses a Microsoft Kinect camera to survey rooms in 3D.
3) It divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to learn how to tidy up.
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1) The document discusses a robot that is trained to survey rooms, identify objects, and determine where objects belong in order to tidy up.
2) The robot uses a Microsoft Kinect camera to survey rooms in 3D.
3) It divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to learn how to tidy up.
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1) The document discusses a robot that can learn to tidy up and clean rooms by surveying the space with a Kinect camera, identifying objects, and figuring out where they belong.
2) The robot divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to complete the tasks.
3) The robot is given the name TidyBot to clearly identify its function of cleaning and tidying in a simple, easy to remember way.
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The document describes the development of a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. It outlines research done on existing cleaning robots and how TidyBot would work. This included training the robot to identify objects and determine where they belong using a 3D camera. The document then discusses naming the robot TidyBot and creating branding elements like a logotype and social media pages to promote it. Finally, wireframes and visual designs for a website about TidyBot are proposed.
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1) The document discusses a robot that is trained to survey rooms, identify objects, and determine where objects belong in order to tidy up.
2) The robot uses a Microsoft Kinect camera to survey rooms in 3D.
3) It divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to learn how to tidy up.
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1) The document discusses a robot that is trained to survey rooms, identify objects, and determine where objects belong in order to tidy up.
2) The robot uses a Microsoft Kinect camera to survey rooms in 3D.
3) It divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to learn how to tidy up.
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1) The document discusses a robot that can learn to tidy up and clean rooms by surveying the space with a Kinect camera, identifying objects, and figuring out where they belong.
2) The robot divides cleaning tasks into small chunks and computes features of each chunk to complete the tasks.
3) The robot is given the name TidyBot to clearly identify its function of cleaning and tidying in a simple, easy to remember way.
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This document summarizes the research and development process for a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. It describes how the robot is trained to survey rooms using a Kinect camera, identify objects, and determine where they belong. It also outlines the naming process for the robot and establishes its brand character and logotype. Finally, it discusses setting up social media pages and a website for the robot.
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This document appears to be a series of assignments from a student named Peter Waters about developing a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. The assignments include researching existing house cleaning robots, describing TidyBot's future product features, developing a name for the robot, creating a brand character diagram, and researching logos to inspire TidyBot's logo design. The logo research includes images of logos from Apple, Microsoft, and Cisco as examples of logos that convey being high-tech.
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This document appears to be a student assignment for a house cleaning robot product called TidyBot. It includes research on existing house cleaning robots, descriptions of TidyBot's features and purpose, the branding process including the name selection, brand character diagram, logo design, and social media branding including creating a Facebook page for TidyBot. The assignment shows the thorough process taken to conceptualize, name, design, and launch the branding and marketing of the new product.
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The document describes the development of a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. It outlines research done on existing cleaning robots and how TidyBot would work. This included training the robot to identify objects and determine where they belong using a 3D camera. The document then discusses naming the robot TidyBot and creating branding elements like a logotype and social media pages to promote it. Finally, wireframes and visual designs for a website about TidyBot are proposed.
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This document appears to be a series of assignments from a student named Peter Waters about developing a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. The assignments include researching existing house cleaning robots, describing TidyBot's future product features, developing a name for the robot, creating a brand character diagram, and researching logos with the goal of designing a finished TidyBot logotype.
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This document outlines Peter Waters' assignments for developing a house cleaning robot product called TidyBot. It includes research on existing robots, naming the product, designing a logotype, setting up social media pages on Facebook, wireframing a website, developing a tagline, and visualizing a homepage design. The assignments cover key steps in product research, branding, and basic website development.
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The document summarizes the research and development process for a house cleaning robot called TidyBot. It describes how the robot uses a 3D camera to survey rooms and identify objects to figure out where they belong. It then outlines the naming, branding, logo design, social media strategy, and prototype website development for TidyBot. This included generating name ideas, designing a logotype, creating Facebook pages, researching taglines, and wireframing the website layout.
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This document appears to be a series of assignments completed by Peter Waters for a class called FA 102a Research and Brand Development. The assignments cover various aspects of designing a house cleaning robot brand called TidyBot, including researching existing products, coming up with a name and logo, designing social media branding, wireframing a webpage, and choosing a tagline. Key details researched and designed include the TidyBot logotype, Facebook page, website wireframe, and consideration of taglines like those used by well-known companies.
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This document appears to be a series of assignments from a student named Peter Waters about creating a brand for a house-cleaning robot called TidyBot. It includes research on existing house cleaning robots, proposed names and branding for TidyBot, logo design, social media setup, webpage wireframes, and visual prototypes of a potential website for TidyBot.
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This document contains Rebecca Torvik's branding assignment which includes research on various technologies related to controlling robots with one's mind, using directional antennas to allow robots to locate tagged household objects, a robot that can help disabled people around the house, a robot that can pick up and transport products, and a suitcase that follows users autonomously. The assignment proposes a self-packing AI suitcase that knows what a user needs, locates and packs items, and is autonomous.
Fa102 a keynote
This document appears to be notes from a branding assignment done by Rebecca Torvik. It includes research on real-time robot motion planning, tags that allow robots to find things, an AI-equipped suitcase that can pack itself. It also details the naming process for a brand called Mofecto, the development of a brand character, tips for effective tweeting, examples of successful ad campaigns, draft tweets, and storyboards for promotional videos.
Full Keynote
This document appears to be notes from a branding assignment done by Rebecca Torvik. It includes research on real-time robot motion planning, tags that allow robots to find things, an AI-equipped suitcase that can pack itself. It also includes the branding of a product called Mofecto, developing brand character, tips on social media campaigns and tweets, exploring podcast intros for promotion, and storyboards for branding videos.
Assignment 6
This document appears to be notes from a branding assignment done by Rebecca Torvik. It includes research on real-time robot motion planning, tags that allow robots to find things around a house, a new processor that could enable more automation, a robot that can help disabled people around their house, robots that can organize and line up objects in a factory, and a robot that can pick up and move objects in a cluttered environment. It also includes ideas for a self-packing AI suitcase and the naming process for a brand called Mofecto. Further sections provide tips for tweeting, examples of successful ads and campaigns, draft tweets, and tweet statistics. The document ends with notes on a sound design exploration for a
Assignment 5
This document appears to be notes from a branding assignment done by Rebecca Torvik. It includes research on robot motion planning, new processors that could enable more automation, and a robot that can help disabled people. It also mentions a self-packing AI suitcase and the naming process for a brand called Mofecto. The document provides tips on tweeting, elements of a winning ad, examples of engagement campaigns, and statistics from tweets. The branding assignment appears to cover research, product proposals, transmedia explorations, naming a brand, social media strategies, and a promotional podcast intro.
Enterprise 2.0 - Join the bandwagon (and the rollercoaster ...)
A deck of slides I used at a talk at T-Systems, Stuttgart - not really an overview of Enterprise 2.0 but a helter-skelter ride with excursions into knowledge management and implementation lifehacks and models.
Most of the slides are in English, with some german ones scattered in between. Let's call it Denglish.
Fa102
The document discusses research on robots that can organize rooms by hallucinating where people stand, sit, and work. Researchers taught robots human context and object relationships to best arrange items. Such robots are envisioned to assist people with domestic chores. The product being developed is a robot called RoboTECH that is capable of assisting humans and revealed through a simple logotype combining the letters R and T. RoboTECH gained social media presence through an interactive Facebook page that engaged users.
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- 1. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters FA 102a, Research and Brand Development
- 2. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment One, Research “A Robot that Learns How to Tidy Up After You” http://www.kurzweilai.net/a-robot-that-learns-how-to-tidy-up-after-you
- 3. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment One, Research - Robot trained to survey room, identify objects, figure out where they belong http://www.kurzweilai.net/a-robot-that-learns-how-to-tidy-up-after- you
- 4. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment One, Research “The robot begins surveying the room with a Microsoft 3-D Kinect Camera, originally made for video gaming.” http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/May12/PlacingNew ects.html http://geekdad.daddyforever.com/images/2010/ Kinect-sensor.jpg
- 5. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment One, Research “[The Robot] divides each task into small chunks, computing a series of features of each chunk.” http://www.kurzweilai.net/a-robot-that- learns-how-to-tidy-up-after-you
- 6. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment One, Description of Future Product A House-Cleaning Robot
- 7. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment Two, Naming Process Key Words in Original Post: Robot, Tidy, Clean Generated Name Possibilities: Robo-Clean TidyBot Selected Name: TidyBot Justification: Simple, easy to remember name that clearly identifies the product’s function. Takes a complex product and makes it user- friendly.
- 8. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters Assignment Two, Brand Character Diagram Character/Persona Tone - Professional - Scientific - Careful - Personalized - Friendly - Methodical - Honest - Meticulous Language TidyBot Purpose - Time-Saving - Clean - Sleek - Order - Revolutionary - Organize - High-Tech - Assist
- 9. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters AssignmentThree, Logotype Research, Word from Diagram High-Tech
- 10. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters AssignmentThree, Logotype Research http://itechbook.net/wp- http://www.findthatlogo.com/wp- http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons content/uploads/2012/10/A content/gallery/microsoft- /thumb/6/64/Cisco_logo.svg/800px- pple-Logo.gif logos/microsoft-logo-icon.png Cisco_logo.svg.png
- 11. House-Cleaning Robot Peter Waters AssignmentThree, Finished Logotype