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Until recently, neurobiologists have used computers for simulation, data collection, and data analysis, but not to interact directly with nerve tissue in live, behaving animals. Although digital computers and nerve tissue both use voltage waveforms to transmit and process information, engineers and neurobiologists have yet to cohesively page link the electronic signaling of digital computers with the electronic signaling of nerve tissue in freely behaving animals.

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Recent advances in microelectromechanical systems, CMOS electronics and embedded computer systems will finally let us page link computer circuitary to neural cells in live animals. The key components of such a brain “computer system includes neural probes, analog electronics and miniature microcomputer. These bioembedded systems are called neurochips. By enabling better study of animal behavior™s neural basis, implantable computers may revolutionize field biology and event ....etc

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Until recently, neurobiologists have used computers for simulation, data collection, and data analysis, but not to interact directly with nerve tissue in live, behaving animals. Although digital computers and nerve tissue both use voltage waveforms to transmit and process information, engineers and neurobiologists have yet to cohesively page link the electronic signaling of digital computers with the electronic signaling of nerve tissue in freely behaving animals.

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Individual and colony ant behaviors, involving high sociability, chemical-based communication, swarming in search of food, the need for camouflage, and organization into mixed societies, can serve as inspiration for distributed systems. Collections of small robots are starting to implement some of these behaviors. This paper investigates the pros and cons of using these behaviors as the basis for a hypothetical robotic distributed house cleaning system.

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Ken Webb


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