The scientists return to "prying" into the wonders of the human mind, in order to produce smarter robots.
The scientists return to "prying" into the wonders of the human mind, in order to produce smarter robots. The operating systems of future robots will be based on neuron networks - electronic circuits, built like the neural network spread out in the brain and mimic the cells of the human brain. This is to manage and monitor the actions of the robots.
Research in this direction is being conducted at the University of Sussex in England. The team of researchers there, headed by Dr. Phil Husbands, found that by simulating the presence of one of the most important chemicals that activate the brain - nitric oxide (NO) - it would be possible to improve the performance of those neuronal communication networks. Among the successes in this direction: the development of a sophisticated, state-of-the-art network for control systems - and through this the robots that were built continue to perform tasks in the field of identification and detection.
Neural networks are often used by experts in the field of artificial intelligence for the purpose of creating control and command software for robots so that they "learn" how to follow the tasks assigned to them.
