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Saviourmachine
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Message 13 of 17 (504648)
04-01-2009 5:59 AM


Genesis of organisms
I build modular, self-organizing, docking robots (or actually their control architecture). From that point of view I am really interested in the computational power of an organism versus swarm organization of robotic modules. I write about it on my blog, entry 14 and 15. I like also the work of Tony Prescott for example about the application of primitive nervous systems on robots. Do you guys now what the advantages of a (multi-cellular) organism are? Why should I want to have a robot organism rather than a robot swarm? Are any of you interested in defining a scenario in which organisms and swarms emerge?

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