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In the context of robotics, coordinated exploration refers to the deployment of multi-robot systems in order to explore an environment. These multi-robot systems collectively develop a structural model of that environment by moving through and navigating around it.

A robotic system will acquire more experience the more it operates. This experience translates into learned information about how the actions the robot takes will impact its ability to interact with its environment.

Circuit boards are the glue that integrates all of a product’s higher-level system features together. At Shield AI, circuit board design for our robot is particularly interesting given our size and weight constraints.

Our CEO, Ryan Tseng, on Shield AI recently achieving a significant milestone and completing a Series B round of funding.

At Shield AI, we have established a talent development model focused on the professional growth of our employees. Shield AI’s Head of Talent elaborates on how we seek to provide our team with the resources and training they need to become their best.

For a robotic system, exploration involves the system making decisions of where it should go in order to acquire information and learn about its environment. Multi-robot exploration applies to systems in which multiple robots are working together.

As a robot explores, intelligence starts to manifest through the system’s ongoing assessment of its observations. Specifically, the robot will assess each observation’s informative value and information gain associated with it.

Cognitive load is the amount of mental effort required to complete a particular task. At Shield AI, our goal is to minimize extraneous cognitive load introduced by our product.