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An AIML based chat bot building on the original Alice AIML 1.0.1 set produced by Dr. Wallace and the ALICE AI Foundation and the PyAIML code base written by Cort Stratton, the ANGie project incorporates additional AIML sets, adds its own AIML to the set, adds new AIML tags and additional code to provide more dynamic responses and more logical case-based-reasoning. Reading through most AIML sets it seems like the authors' intention was to have a response to every input that a bot has ever...

Acording to Wikipedia chattetbot is: "a computer program designed to simulate an intelligent conversation with one or more human users via auditory or textual methods, primarily for engaging in small talk". Main objective of project L.I.D.I.A was to create fully operational chatterbot implementing AIML with working dataset. AIML interpreter, is developed in Ruby 1.8. Two datasets were developed. First called "Lidia" - your personal assistant, and second called "Mr. Grape F." which was...

This is a small framework for Q(0) with a feedforward-neural net. The example application is a agent in 2D, which learns to balance a pole.

Artifical Life simulator that employs techniques from evolutionary computing to design embodied neural networks. Essentially, simple organisms run around in a small 3-D world and compete and breed with one another. Please visit the Wiki for orientation.

This project is a project to make a small robot using Linux as the OS.

Lillybot is an OpenCyc-based irc chatbot. It implements a very simple reasoning engine that works with the OpenCyc ontology, and hooks it to a natural-language parser. It can answer simple english questions with small simple-english replies.

TagCentric is RFID middleware that controls heterogeneous RFID devices and gathers RFID-related data into a user-specified database. It's cost (free!) and simplicity make it ideal for use by small businesses, RFID testing facilities, and universities.

libSMAIL or (SMall A.I. Library) is a library containing various AI techniques. Its main use will be in games, but could be used anywhere AI is needed.

The micro-Ants are small, cheap, 8-bit devices which may outperform current home automation systems, thanks to their "swarm intelligence". This project aims at developing a micro-Ant hardware and firmware. Join and develop with us this new technology!