How can Neurons move a Robot?
We tend to imagine that a Robots' brain is a computer system full of complex code, or a complex set of gears that work together to provide movement in a Robot. However, in this case (Cultured Neurons move robot!!) there is no computer code generated by a human to move this small robot. Interestingly, the small robot moves as a result of neurons adapting and communicating
with their environment. The communication between the neurons and the robot is relayed by 60 electrodes contained within a culture plate.
Further Resources:
Multiple videos
Citations:
Acosta, Rocky. ArtTechLaw: New and Improved. Digital image. Art Tech Law. N.p., 22 Sept. 2012. Web. 27 Aug. 2014. http://arttechlaw.com/arttechlaw-new-and-improved.
How does it work?
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