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W. Grey Walter developed a number of robots in the 1940’s and 1950’s which demonstrated great sophistication for their day. The technique he used are reflected in today’s reactive and biologically-inspired robots such as those based on the B.E.A.M philosophy. Born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1910, William Grey Walter later moved to ...
1 de may. de 2011 · Las tortugas construidas por Grey Walter en 1948 (curiosamente bautizadas como machina speculatrix) únicamente sabían hacer dos cosas: sortear obstáculos de forma algo torpe y volver a su madriguera y recargar sus baterías antes de que se les agotaran. A pesar de que los estudiantes de robótica se pasan mucho tiempo inventando artefactos ...
William Grey Walter ( Kansas City, 19 febbraio 1910 – Bristol, 6 maggio 1977) è stato un neurofisiologo britannico e statunitense, uno dei pionieri dell'applicazione dell' elettroencefalografia alla clinica neurologica e psichiatrica. Tra i primi studiosi di cibernetica, realizzò delle macchine autonome semoventi (" tartarughe ") per ...
William Grey Walter, né le 19 février 1910 à Kansas City et mort le 6 mai 1977 à Clifton, dans la banlieue de Bristol (Royaume-Uni), est un neurophysiologiste britannique d'origine américaine. Pionnier de la cybernétique , de la neurophysiologie clinique et de la robotique , il est notamment connu pour avoir inventé des « robots tortues » capables de simuler un comportement autonome ...
1 de mar. de 2006 · William Grey Walter, a young researcher finishing his post-graduate studies at Cambridge, was selected to construct and study the EEG in clinical neurology at the Maudsley Hospital, London. His ...
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1 de ene. de 2023 · Walter’s work in cybernetics – including his famous robot tortoises, Elsie and Elmer – can seem like an unrelated offshoot of his EEG work; an impression reinforced by media coverage at the time, with BBC newsreels declaring “In a modest villa on the outskirts of Bristol lives Dr Grey Walter, a neurologist, who makes robots as a hobby,” and newspaper reports suggesting that “Toys ...
