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Events: November 2012

Nov 16, 2012

How Embodied Cognition May Help Us Build Better Robots event

2:00 PM | 60 Oxford Street, Room 330, Cambridge, MA 02138

Embodied cognition dictates that intelligent behavior is something that emerges out of interactions between an animal's (or robot's) body, brain and environment.

Tags: George Whitesides, Radhika Nagpal, Rob Wood, Robotics, Wyss Institute
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