Augmented Reality News: Robot Controlling Technology Is On The Horizon

Professors at the University of California, Berkeley have fully immersed themselves and their students into the world of virtual and augmented reality. The group is currently working to develop ISAACS (Immersive Semi-Autonomous Area Command System), a software which will help humans discover a robot's intentions. "If there's a robot over there - scary or not - you look at this robot and have no idea what this robot is trying to do. You have no idea what this robot can do," said Dr. Allen Yang, executive director for the Center for Augmented Cognition at UC Berkeley in an interview. ISAACS will be accessible via AR headsets and has the capability of determining a robots intentions just by looking at it.