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BEAM - Biological Electronic Aesthetic Mechanical Robotics
It is based on the work of Mark Tilden, using Nervous network
circuits to design robust, life like robots.

Principles of biology are used for better mechanical designs
as well as, for understanding models of thought.

BEAM is still in the research stage.

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Re: An Op-Amp Neuron Equivalent
"The XOR neuron is nice, in that there is reduced parts count, not so much in biological mimicry, but years ago Clifford Boerema (droidmakr) made an XOR
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 6:17 pm
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Re: An Op-Amp Neuron Equivalent
Hi Where can I learn more about the spider? I have been tinkering with Tildens circuits for a while now and have maded a few Bi Core walkers. I was always
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 4:00 pm
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Re: An Op-Amp Neuron Equivalent
I'd have to agree with zozzles about the rehashing. I did it myself without realising it on the A and P net, and I was doing it when we were working on the
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 3:57 pm
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Re: An Op-Amp Neuron Equivalent
... That's pretty neat. Sounds like its on way to being the first BEAMbot to reach six feet in length, if that's what you're planning.
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Re: An Op-Amp Neuron Equivalent
"Well I am quite confused as to how you are creating anything new. If you want to create a brain it may take hundreds or thousands all the way to billions and
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 5:14 am
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