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Robert Full from Berkeley University shows us how to copy nature (Biologically inspired design). He shows how to look at "Feet" from animals. He shows how these results enhance robots and more lead into new kind of glue. It's a long video but last but not least its really worth watching.
Tags: biology, foot, detail, research, body part
Jan_28:2008 .BuzzMachine Comments(0)
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Eggshell Robotics - Hm, hm. Is this a robot? Well, sure it is. What is a factory-belt robot? Is this a robot? Not sure at all? In fact, they are just machines, right? But... there is a significant pattern underneath, that you also mention indirectly: what defines a robot? Do they have rights (or wrongs)? Check "Roboethics" i.e on this blog, to dig deeper into that one.
mo. - Is this really a robto? To me, this is more a stoopid machine. How do you define a robot? What is a robot?
Dean - Hey that is tops, Especially like the high speed cameras
Eggshell Robotics - Well, Mr. Roboto. Could you be a little more precise the next time you post a link or write a comment? The general website on interactive-robotics is very general and don't really show what you mean.
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Nomad - i was waiting for one of the robots to shoot off a missile and annihilate one of the other other robots
Eggshell Robotics - Well, okay then. It shows the phenomena of the effect. Thanks for pointing this out.
Mark - That diagram does not, as you put it, "explain the effect."
