Introduction: Invertebrate sensory information processing: Implications for biologically inspired autonomous systems

Introduction: Invertebrate sensory information processing: Implications for biologically inspired autonomous systems

Blazis and Grasso discuss how moderately complex metazoan organisms process the sensory information that is required to perform natural tasks in a changeable dynamic environment. They also critique the extant, man-made autonomous systems that were built to emulate various invertebrate abilities.

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Published in:The Biological bulletin (Lancaster) Vol. 200; no. 2; p. 147
Main Authors: Blazis, Diana E J, Grasso, Frank W
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Woods Hole University of Chicago Press 01-04-2001
Subjects:
Animal behavior
Biology
Invertebrates
Sensory perception
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Summary:Blazis and Grasso discuss how moderately complex metazoan organisms process the sensory information that is required to perform natural tasks in a changeable dynamic environment. They also critique the extant, man-made autonomous systems that were built to emulate various invertebrate abilities.
ISSN:0006-3185
1939-8697