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Biological robot
The word biot, a portmanteau of "biological robot", was originally coined by Arthur C. Clarke in his 1972 novel Rendezvous with Rama. The term refers…
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Biocybernetics
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2010
2010
Real Robots Controlled by Brain Signals-A BMI Approach
G. Capi
2010
Corpus ID: 18259984
Recent works on Brain Machine Interface (BMI) has given promising results for developing prosthetic devices aimed at restoring…
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2010
2010
Flight Control of a Biological Robot via Neurocybernetics Interface
D. Byun
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L. Lavine
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D. Emlen
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H. Park
2010
Corpus ID: 114033295
Controllable insects themselves could be employed as micro and nano air vehicles (MAVs/NAVs). The locomotion in ground and flight…
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2006
2006
THE POSITION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN NEUROSCIENCE: THE OVERMAN (ÜBERMENSCH) OR BIOLOGICAL ROBOT? -
Adnan
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ATAÇsonMuharrem
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Uçar
2006
Corpus ID: 69121842
2005
2005
SPINS - Um Simulador Neural para Visualização de Aspectos de Aprendizado utilizando Neurônios Spiking
G. D. Sousa
2005
Corpus ID: 57123859
Intelligent devices can be considered biological inspired mechanisms. These devices have the ability to simulate characteristics…
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1996
1996
Brain building for a biological robot
H. D. Garis
1996
Corpus ID: 61324058