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Re: Interesting Robotics Article In Scientific American
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Fri, 10 Mar 2000 10:23:33 GMT
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Here's the link to the web site of the work covered in that SA article:
http://www.cs.ualberta.ca/~kube/crip.cgi
In lugnet.robotics, David Leeper writes:
> This months Scientific American (March 2000) has an interesting article on how
> ants are affecting the way automated systems are designed. Applications
> include robotics, network traffic routing, and even analyzing bank data. The
> article includes a discussion of robots built using these principles. These
> robots work together to move heavy obsticles without ever actually
> communicating with one another.
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> In the same issue is an article on biological clocks. The article states that
> scientists are discovering that that the body, not just the brain, contains
> many timing mechanisms that affect how we act, think, and feel. I thought this
> was very interesting, especially coming on the heels of Bens Rock Stupid Rover
> that moves avoidance control out of the RCX brain and into its robotic body.
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