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Re: RoboTag
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Sun, 19 Mar 2000 14:14:03 GMT
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Hi Brent,
The creator of the Subsumption Architecture is Rod Brooks. His web site is
here: http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/brooks/
I'd definitly recommend spending some tim ewandering around his web site,
reading his papers and exploring the links you find there.
I'd especially recommend his papers "Elephants Don't Play
Chess", "Intelligence Without Representation", and "Intelligence Without
Reason".
David Leeper (admires Rodney Brooks)
In lugnet.robotics, "Brent J. Pliskow" <pliskowbj@hiram.edu> writes:
> Hello fellow LEGO Robotic Architects and Programmers,
>
> I am currently taking a course in Artificial Intelligence. An integral part
> of the course requires an individual project, or better know to us as an
> integrated research course. For my project, I am working with 2 LEGO
> Mindstorm kits. I am attempting to build two robots that will play tag with
> each other. I know I have seen similar projects online, but currently I am
> unable to locate the sites. My questions for all of you are as follows...
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> 1) Can the infared sensors be used to send messages to another RCX? If so,
> would this be a good technique for tagging?
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> 2) Can you point me to any articles about subsumtion architecture,
> autonomous mobile robots, or other subjects that may be of interest to my
> project? (a important requirement is that we write a technical paper)
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> 3) Any other suggestions?
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> Thank you in advance for all your help!
>
> Brent J. Pliskow
> pliskowbj@hiram.edu
> http://www.huntington-woods.lib.mi.us/pliskowbj
> Hiram College - Class of 2002
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