Titlebook: Neural Preprocessing and Control of Reactive Walking Machines; Towards Versatile Ar Poramate Manoonpong Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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Biologically Inspired Perception-Action Systems,eption) and animal behavior (action). Thus this chapter attempts to provide the biological background for understanding the approach taken in this book. It begins with a short introduction to some of the necessary principles of animal behavior. Then it concentrates on the obstacle avoidance and esca

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Artificial Perception-Action Systems,in to create artificial perception-action systems. First, several preprocessing units of different types of sensory signals are presented. They are used to filter and recognize the corresponding sensory signals and they can be described as perception parts. Second, the neural control of the four- an

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Performance of Artificial Perception-Action Systems,orks were tested with the simulated signals and the real sensor signals. Afterwards the physical sensors, the neural preprocessing and the neural control were all together implemented on the physical walking machine(s) to demonstrate different reactive behaviors.

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Conclusions, agent-environment interactions. Different reactive behaviors of animals were investigated for the behavior design of the walking machine(s). On the one hand, the obstacle avoidance behavior, in analogy to the obstacle avoidance and escape behavior of scorpions and cockroaches, was implemented in th

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Book 2007concepts. Research on this subject takes its place in a rapidly growing, highly interdisciplinary ?eld, uniting contributions from areas as diverse as biology, biomechanics, material science, neuroscience, engineering, and c- puter science. Nature has found fascinating solutions for the problem of l

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Introduction, machines performing reactive behaviors. On the other hand, such complex systems can serve as a methodology for the study of embodied systems consisting of sensors and actuators for explicit agent-environment interactions.

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