| Acronyme | RCO |
| Description | The Robotic |
| Capability Ontology (RCO), an application ontology created explicitly for capturing robotic capabilities, | |
| is presented in this paper. Modeling robot capabilities according to user manuals or design/technical | |
| specifications from manufacturers is the main objective of RCO. The RCO utilizes the Manufacturing | |
| Service Description Language (MSDL), a domain reference ontology designed for manufacturing services | |
| and aligned with the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) and Information Artifact Ontology (IAO). MSDL’s | |
| modular structure and manufacturing domain-neutral classes allow RCO to describe robotic capabilities | |
| and expand upon them precisely. For those seeking to install and use robots, RCO has significance because | |
| it promotes collaborative behavior, design help, appropriate use of resources, enhancements in efficiency, | |
| and optimized planning. Additionally, it encourages research initiatives to develop. The development and | |
| applicability of the RCO are covered in greater length in this article. | |
| Format | OWL |