Titlebook: Bio-Inspired Self-Organizing Robotic Systems; Yan Meng,Yaochu Jin Book 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2011 Robotics.Self-organizing robot

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Bedeutende M?nner und wahre Frauenes several algorithmic inspirations from biological regulatory networks for achieving environmental dependability and considers constraint-based optimization techniques for finding optimal connections between heterogeneous modules. Scalability and locality of sensor information are addressed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80613-0m, a new computational framework inspired from biological morphogenesis is suggested in this chapter. First, we introduce two reconfigurable modular robots, Cross-Cube and Cross-Ball, which are developed for various complex pattern reconfigurations using the pro-posed morphogenetic approach. Then, a

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André B?chtiger,Susumu Shikano,Eric Linharttion, we investigate some major concerns about realizing such a small sized robot. First we introduce the concept of self-assembly and introduce examples both from nature and artificial products. Followed by the main problems in self-assembly which can be seen in various scales, we classify them int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20760-0Robotics; Self-organizing robotic systems; bio-inspired robotic systems

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Die Entdeckung der Alemannischen Schule,opment and activity-dependent neural development. As developmental mechanisms are often shaped by evolution both in nature and simulated systems, we suggest that evolutionary developmental robotics is a natural next step to follow.