Robot Forth

Hi Group,

I'm a complete idiot when it comes to Forth. However, I do know Forth is fun, so I have been learning Forth & dabbling with it for over 20 years (more off than on).... Is there currently a commercial / toy Robot that can easily be programmed in Forth ? (for learning purposes... no other)...

I'm struggling to find software / hardware in Forth which is current and alive / supported / used etc !

Thanks, Roland Bristol, UK

P.S I have used Zx Spectrum Forth (emulated & non), Quartus on the Palm, Lego Mindstorm pbForth and Swiftforth..... I'm hungry for something else to do with Forth (so I just bought iForth for no particular reason)... anyone got any bright ideas that I can get into ?

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Roland Herrera
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is Mind.Forth, a neural-net based, artificial robot Mind in Win32Forth.

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in JavaScript for Microsoft Internet Explorer is a tutorial AI Mind that lets you graphically observe spreading activation from concept to concept in the AI neural net.

Isn't iForth by Marcel Hendrix moving to a 64-bit release?

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is an offshoot of Mind.Forth AI.

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makes a case for Forth being the preeminent language of choice for artificial intelligence and intelligent robotics.

Arthur

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-- JavaScript for AI.

Reply to
mentifex

I've played with that... I also played with Eliza, which was supposedly named after the authors pet dog because it was so stupid. Eliza seems to give more alive-seeming responses.

Rich

Reply to
aiiadict

The original Eliza was named for Miss Doolittle.

Reply to
John W. Kennedy

John W. Kennedy wrote on 18 apr 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

No, Doolittle was the name of the professor, I seem to remember from pre-assembler days, memory being expensive in those days.

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Reply to
Evertjan.

Have I been trolled? The "girl" was Eliza Doolittle, the professor 'Enry 'Iggins, as any fule kno.

Andrew.

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Andrew Haley

Andrew Haley wrote on 18 apr 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

Told you that memory was expensive.

Reply to
Evertjan.

You might be thinking of Doctor Dolittle, who talked to animals. Rex Harrison portrayed both Henry Higgins and Doctor Dolittle in movies.

Reply to
Bill Marcum

On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 00:39:04 -0700, Evertjan. wrote (in article ):

Rex Harrison payer both Higgins and Dr, Doolittle, the guy who talked to animals.

-- Charlie Springer

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Charlie Springer

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