EPISODE · Oct 27, 2006 · 15 MIN

Talking Robots: Barbara Webb - Biorobotics

from Talking Robots - The Podcast on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence · host Laboratory of Intelligent Systems

In this episode Barbara Webb presents her cricket robot, explains why it is sometimes easier to build a robot than a computer model, and speculates on the future of animal-robot hybrids.

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