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Automated Analysis Of Bee Behavior May Yield Better Robots, ScienceDaily
 









Excerpts: A new computer vision system for automated analysis of animal movement
- honey bee activities, in particular - is expected to accelerate animal
behavior research, which also has implications for biologically inspired design
of robots and computers. Social insects, such as ants and bees, represent the
existence of successful large-scale, robust behavior forged from the interaction
of many, simple individuals, Balch explained. Such behavior can offer ideas on
how to organize a cooperating colony of robots capable of complex operations. To
expedite the understanding of such behavior, Balch's team developed a computer
vision system that automates analysis of animal movement (...).
Source: Automated Analysis Of Bee Behavior May Yield Better Robots[
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/12/031211074205.htm ], ScienceDaily
& Georgia Institute Of Technology, 2003/12/11
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