On the Integration of Aspects of Motivation In Cognitive Technical Systems
Kristin Paetzold · 2007
It is increasingly expected by technical systems that they act autonomously and situation-suitable. A flexible and environment-adaptive action control poses great challenges for the development of cognitive technical systems. This implicates that the technical system is able to adapt the behaviour of one’s own according to the situation and to move to desired goals. With the contribution will be describe, how technical systems can be enabled to act motivated, whereby motivation in this context will be defined as a principle deposition to act and to behave. Psychology and cognitive sciences establish a basis for principle describing of processes for motivated acting. The challenge for the engineering sciences consists of transferring these idea’s and structural approaches to a technical system.