Stanford Research Institute Planning System (Strips)

STRIPS, or Stanford Research Institute Planning System, is a programming language and algorithm for automated planning in artificial intelligence. It was developed by Richard Fikes and Nils Nilsson at the Stanford Research Institute in 1969.

Stanford Research Institute Planning System (Strips)

Areas of application

  • robotics
  • game playing
  • other applications where automated planning is required

Example

For example, STRIPS could be used to plan a route for a robot to navigate from one location to another based on a set of constraints, such as avoiding obstacles or respecting boundaries.

Resources