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Biorobotics researcher: To be or not to be?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (6):1054-1054 (2001)
Abstract
Much confusion exists within the robotics and the biology communities regarding the definition of biorobotics and the aims and strategies that characterize this approach. Not even the basic criteria for identifying biorobotic research are being applied consistently. Barbara Webb has taken a crucial step towards setting a common ground from which biorobotic systems can be described, analyzed, and compared.Other Versions
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