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Re: Ideas for a Science Fair Project
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Sun, 10 Jan 1999 20:35:08 GMT
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Maybe this could be set up to work like those name tag things on the MIT
website, using IR to indicate a series of True false variables (up to 8) and
then issue a compatability rating of 1-8. other algorithms include using 4
true/false pairs andusing the remaining 4 bits to indicate importance giving you
a possibility of calculating a rating on a scale of 0-127!
Mark Williamson wrote:
> How about this:
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> The Psychology of Robots
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> In this experiment, the participants build robots in whatver configuration
> they choose. The main program of each robot must have an Identity value.
> Identities are Red, Green, Blue, Brown, Yellow. A second value, Preference,
> tells the robot that it prefers Red, Green, Blue, Brown, or Yellow, maybe in
> a certain order, or pattern. Some robots could be nuetral, i.e. no
> preferences. These values could also be set randomly at program
> initialization. Even the identity could be random, therefore, you would
> have completely random, but patternized behavior. As is the natural
> behavior of all species, random, but patterned according to the animal's
> nature.
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> Now, the control algorithm tells your robot to seek out robots that have
> higher preference values, and possibly avoid robots of lower preference
> values. Each robot could be configured to emit a modulated value with it's
> IR system, indicating it's Identity value.
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> Why is this at all interesting? Because it demonstrates real world dynamics
> of society and behavior. Of course whether or not the judges agree, is
> another question.
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> Regards,
> Mark Williamson
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> --
> Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
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