An autonomous reactive system for humanoids equipped with very many actuators and sensors

A humanoid that has multiple sensors and actuators has a wide variety of potential behaviors. How to realize the rich behavior is a problem. In this paper, we propose a method to construct reactive system based on the combination of multiple behavior processing systems. The method consists of a server and clients. By this method, some people can develop elements of the behavior in parallel.

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