ARBde

ARBde is an acronym that can refer to several unrelated concepts in technology and organizations. There is no single, widely recognized definition of the term, and references to ARBde tend to be context-specific.

In robotics and artificial intelligence research, ARBde has been used to denote an Adaptive Robotic Behavior Description Engine, a conceptual framework for encoding autonomous robot goals, decision rules, and safety constraints. Descriptions in academic work typically describe a three-part architecture: a behavior description language, an execution engine, and a monitoring or verification component. The term in this use remains largely theoretical or at the prototype stage, with no standard implementation.

In augmented reality software development, ARBde is occasionally described as the Augmented Reality Build and Deploy Environment, a toolkit intended to streamline asset packaging, platform targeting, and deployment to devices. Such use appears mainly in project documentation or community discussions and is not standardized; implementations, if any, vary by project.

Organizational and project uses of ARBde as an initialism also occur, with different groups adopting different expansions for the letters. Because ARBde is not tied to a single official entity, references are highly dispersed and require contextual cues to interpret correctly.