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Robots with instincts

Nature volume 521, pages 426–427 (2015)Cite this article

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An evolutionary algorithm has been developed that allows robots to adapt to unforeseen change. The robots learn behaviours quickly and instinctively by mining the memory of their past achievements. See Letter p.503

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