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Creation of multimodal digital twins with reflexive AGI multilogic and multisensory

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Submitted   Jun 22, 2024
Published   Sep 12, 2024
Issue    Vol 2 No 1 (2023)
DOI   10.25082/RIMA.2023.01.005

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Evgeniy Bryndin corresponding author
Research Centre "Natural Informatic", National Supercomputer Technological Platform, Novosibirsk, Russia

Abstract

Reflexive AGI multilogic, multimodality and multisensors are the basis for the multidisciplinary development of intelligent digital twins. Multimodality is implemented in several formats: text, image, speech, formulas, etc. Multilogic is implemented according to several rules or methods or ways of working with knowledge and data, and the criterion for selecting the best result from all implementations. AGI multilogic carries out judgment, understanding, perception, comparison, analysis, choice, etc. Understanding is realized using the technology of unified objectification of the ontology of subject areas for the implementation of specific activities. Multisensor systems are combined groups of electro-optical, spectroscopic and holographic sensors, and combined series of sensors, such as a thermal imager, color camera, low-light camera, laser rangefinder, laser designator, laser, pointer-illuminator and others. Multisensory systems help monitor the psyche and performance of a person at the level of medical indicators of his physical condition in the process of joint activities with digital twins. Multimodal digital twin with AGI multilogic and multisensory is good human assistant in many areas of activity.

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multimodal digital twin, reflexive AGI multilogic, multisensor systems, technology of unified objectification

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Bryndin, E. (2024). Creation of multimodal digital twins with reflexive AGI multilogic and multisensory. Research on Intelligent Manufacturing and Assembly, 2(1), 85-93. https://doi.org/10.25082/RIMA.2023.01.005
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