Quick, T., Dautenhahn, K., Nehaniv, C., Roberts, G.: On Bots and Bacteria: Ontology Independent Embodiment. In: Floreano, D. et. al. (eds.): Proc. of ECAL99 (1999) 339--343 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....its environment (meaning the ability to regulate its internal states and to pursue its own agenda) is still to be shown. Furthermore, along with the recent development of software and in particular agent technology, the role of a physical body in embodiment has been questioned (Etzioni, 1993; Quick et al. 1999). 327 Based on recent research evidence, chances are that a bottom up approach which has been studied extensively in Artificial Life research is a promising endeavor (Langton, 1989) Its aim is to produce interesting properties on the system level by designing components and interactions between ....
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Quick, T., Dautenhahn, K., Nehaniv, C., Roberts, G.: On Bots and Bacteria: Ontology Independent Embodiment. In: Floreano, D. et. al. (eds.): Proc. of ECAL99 (1999) 339--343
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