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New Scientist
Topic: Technology 6:42 am EDT, Sep  8, 2003

] A military reconnaissance robot being developed at a
] British lab can keep moving even if it gets damaged on
] the battlefield. When any of the snake-like robot's
] "muscle" segments are damaged, clever software "evolves"
] a different way for it to wriggle across any terrain.

It relearns how to slither, like Brooks' little bug-bots learn how to walk. These folks use a genetic algorithm for the learning.

New Scientist



 
 
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