Robots And Tech: Artificial

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Monday, July 7, 2014

DARPA LS3 Running Legged Squad Support System Artificial Robot Demonstrates Darpa Legged Robot

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DARPA: Legged Squad Support System (LS3) - Demonstrates New Capabilities links for Cheetah, Dog, and Petman below!

DARPA Playlist
http://goo.gl/WF73ce

This video depicts field testing of the DARPA Legged Squad Support System (LS3). The goal of the LS3 program is to demonstrate that a legged robot can unburden dismounted squad members by carrying their gear, autonomously following them through rugged terrain, and interpreting verbal and visual commands.

Boston Dynamic Petman Official Site:
http://goo.gl/BC8tu1

PETMAN is an anthropomorphic robot designed for testing chemical protection clothing.

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Artificial organs. Bionics

Artificial organs. Bionics Artificial organs. Bionics. Edited by JM.Vargas

Saturday, December 21, 2013

Caltech and Harvard Bioengineers Create Artificial Jellyfish that Swims

This video shows the launch and swimming of a tissue-engineered jellyfish, or "Medusoid," compared to real jellyfish, and the intermediate design steps. The construct is made from silicone rubber and powered by lab-grown heart tissue. Contraction of the Medusoid, at a frequency of 1-2Hz, can be triggered by external electrical field stimulation.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Humanity+ @ Caltech Panel Discussion: Artificial Intelligence and Intelligence Enhancement

Humanity+ @ Caltech Panel Discussion: Artificial Intelligence and Intelligence Enhancement "Redefining Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence Enhancement and Substrate-Independent Minds" panel discussion at the Humanity+ @ Caltech conference (http://www.humanityplus.org/conferences)

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Caltech and Harvard Bioengineers Explain Artificial Jellyfish Research

Learning from the Jellyfish: Squishy pumps for biomedical and engineering applications

Most people know jellyfish as a painful nuisance, a beautiful aquarium exhibit or--less commonly--in the form of a marinated snack. Now a team of researchers at Caltech and Harvard University have taken yet another perspective on this simple invertebrate;