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Brushing: not so simple

Brushing: not so simple. Bhuwan Dhingra (Y8167) Sumit Verma (Y9605) Anuj Gupta (Y9111). Space Representation. Humans have an inherent sense of direction and location Robotic models rely on a predefined set of axes, and precise instructions on them Both have their advantages.

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Brushing: not so simple

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  1. Brushing: not so simple BhuwanDhingra (Y8167) SumitVerma (Y9605) Anuj Gupta (Y9111)

  2. Space Representation • Humans have an inherent sense of direction and location • Robotic models rely on a predefined set of axes, and precise instructions on them • Both have their advantages

  3. Improvisation • Adaptation • Broken tooth, Ulcers etc. • Others teeth!!!!! • Different brush • Different pressure on different teeth • Do we have a rigid algorithm??? • Robots follow a predefined algorithm

  4. LEARNING • Humans learn with practice • Difference in learning • Babies by imitation • Robots by step by step instruction • Once the values are fed, robots can’t make much changes

  5. THANK YOU

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