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With Evolved Brains, Robots Creep Closer To Animal-Like Learning | Fast Company
Aracna With Evolved Brains, Robots Creep Closer To Animal-Like Learning BY LAKSHMI SANDHANA | FEBRUARY 1, 2013 Get ready for four-legged bots of all shapes and sizes–and for all sorts of uses–that...
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EU spends $1.4 billion on flawed, but exciting, brain-in-a-box project |...
EU spends $1.4 billion on flawed, but exciting, brain-in-a-box project By John Hewitt on February 11, 2013 at 7:27 am Big physics has been showered in riches since the World War II era, yet today...
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Insects inspiring new robot vision technology for collision avoidance |...
Schematic illustration for the Visually Stimulated Motor Control system for a mobile robot with panoramic vision. The images captured by the panoramic vision camera of the Khepera II robot are...
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The Machine Question – Our Perspective on Sentience, the Singularity and...
Len Rosen’s blog › The Machine Question – Our Perspective on Sentience, the Singularity and Humanity Posted on February 24, 2013 Subject(s): Artificial Intelligence I recently finished reading David...
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Teaching household robots to manipulate objects more efficiently | KurzweilAI
(Credit: MIT) Teaching household robots to manipulate objects more efficiently New algorithms could help household robots work around their physical shortcomings February 26, 2013 At this year’s...
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Blueprint for an artificial brain: Scientists experiment with memristors that...
A nanocomponent that is capable of learning: The Bielefeld memristor built into a chip here is 600 times thinner than a human hair. (Credit: Image courtesy of Universitaet Bielefeld) Blueprint for...
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Blazing Fast Staubli Robot Picks 200 Items Per Minute | Singularity Hub
[Source: StaubliGroup via YouTube] Written By: Peter Murray Posted: 02/26/13 8:33 AM BLAZING FAST STAUBLI ROBOT PICKS 200 ITEMS PER MINUTE Even John Henry, had he been a factory picker instead of a...
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Flying moths inspire robotics | KurzweilAI
(Credit: University of Oxford) Flying moths inspire robotics Imagine robots with parallel processing ability in a complex 360 degree visual environment March 1, 2013 The hawk moth’s wings are a blur...
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We have Officially Entered the Drone Era | World Future Society
For every emergency situation, a city’s first response will be to “get eyes on” the situation Thomas Frey’s blog › We have Officially Entered the Drone Era Posted on March 8, 2013 Yes, drones have...
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How to Make a Mind | World Future Society
The Futurist › 2013 Issues of The Futurist › March-April 2013 (Vol. 47, No. 2) › How to Make a Mind Subject(s): Artificial Intelligence Brain/Mind Sci/Tech By Ray Kurzweil Can nonbiological brains...
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