Titlebook: Evolutionary Robotics. From Intelligent Robotics to Artificial Life; International Sympos Takashi Gomi Conference proceedings 2001 Springer

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Interactions between Art and Mobile Robotic System Engineering,iscussed, including the artistic effects on the public, the sometimes problematic interaction between artists and engineers, and details ofthe mechanical, electronic and behavioral designs as applied to entertainment.

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From the Imitation of Life to Machine Consciousness,tion of life for scientific purposes, and divides the field into two parts: the imitation of behaviour, and the imitation of consciousness. A re-examination of the early work of Grey Walter in mimicking behaviour is used as the inspiration for a possible approach to building conscious robots.

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Evolution of Spiking Neural Controllers for Autonomous Vision-Based Robots,e carried out on physical robots without human intervention. After discussing how to implement and interface these neurons with a physical robot, we show that evolution finds relatively quickly functional spiking controllers capable of navigating in irregularly textured environments without hitting

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Using Biological Inspiration to Build Artificial Life That Locomotes,rithms has already shown utility for automated design. However, reliance on evolutionary processes mimicking nature will not necessarily result in designs better than what human engineers can do. Biological evolution is more like a tinkerer than an engineer. Natural selection is constrained to work

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Interactions between Art and Mobile Robotic System Engineering,rating behaviors that can be used as a new artistic medium quite different from sculptures, drawings or video. This new medium, like other technological media such as video or the Internet, requires considerable technical know-how to be exploited successfully. The successful design of a mobile robot

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Walter Greiner delve into fractional-order systems, then this book has many collections of such systems to work upon, and this book also tells the reader about how one can convert an integer-order system into an appropriate fractional-order one through an efficient and simple algorithm. If the reader further want