Titlebook: Computation for Metaphors, Analogy, and Agents; Chrystopher L. Nehaniv Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

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Synthesis of Simple Strigolactone Mimicsconstructed an upper-torso humanoid robot called Cog. The robot has twenty-one degrees of freedom and a variety of sensory systems, including visual, auditory, vestibular, kinesthetic, and tactile senses. This chapter gives a background on the methodology that we have used in our investigations, hig

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Daniel Blanco-Ania,Binne Zwanenburgr-based autonomous agents, we propose . that unifies various research threads in the domain. We start from a variant of the so-called . for the case of implicit target domain (the environment of the agent). The mechanism is based on a fairly simple idea of assimilation via . as understood in Piaget’

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Ambre Guillory,Sandrine Bonhommeoints. Different degrees of embodiment in biological, virtual and robotic agents are discussed, given the example of a bottomup, behavior-oriented, dynamic control of virtual robots. A ‘dancing with strangers’ experiment shows how the same principles can be applied to physical robot-human interactio

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Egypt: A Land Like a Garden of Herbs,g Europa Mission), where the learning task is the discrimination of specific locations on a series of unlabelled maps. The agent’s task is to enhance the learning experience by providing timely, contextual clues mediated through a graphic/audio interface. Factors that influence such an agent’s abili