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| Astronauts adopt the Mozilla technology to control the robots of the moon |
The Mozilla Foundation, the inventor of the Firefox web browser, announced this week a new project by the German Space Agency (also known as DLR) that integrates Mozilla speech technology into robots. Lunar, launch of "Deep Speech" Mozilla left Earth to help astronauts.
Space robots are widely used to assist astronauts in their missions, including but not limited to maintenance, repairs, photography, experimental support, or sample collection. Scientists are studying the possibility of using robots for possible degradation on the moon's surface.
Robots are of great value today when it comes to helping astronauts, and their value can be increased by improving their skills. However, the challenge for astronauts in space is to effectively control the robot and manage tasks that require both hands.
According to the Mozilla Foundation, ASR engines, as well as speech recognition and text-to-speech tools, can provide automatic speech control when astronauts are busy.
"Deep speech" consists of two main subsystems: the shape of speech and the decoding, so that the form of speech is a deep neural network that receives input noise and thus generates the capabilities of letters. The decoding system uses mathematical algorithms to convert the probability of letters and then the text to the return system. ""
The German space agency engineers have committed to integrating "deep sound" into the system's hardware, and the agency also plans to contribute to the Mozilla project with tests, sound samples and recordings to improve the accuracy of the program.
It is not known which robot will accept the Deep Voice project, but may have been introduced by German space agency Rollin 'Justin, an armored mobile device that can be used to test astronauts and robots in cooperation on challenging terrain.
The German Space Agency's Robotics and Mechatronics Institute is using the European METERON project to investigate how robots work at the International Space Station (ISS). The project aims to validate the space robot technology to launch various types of the International Space Station to Earth using HMI devices. Robot.