The robot knows how to sniff
Smart robots can sniff chemical leaks, drugs or explosives become a reality thanks to a new mathematical formula. The feline-based development program often smells bad in the air
Smart robots can sniff chemical leaks, drugs or explosives become a reality thanks to a new mathematical formula.
The hunter will have to decide what is the best route to look for - or try to locate the odor on the trail left over, or explore a new area.
An algorithm called Infotaxis balances both ways, using a chi-like path, similar to the flight path of a moth, to optimize the amount of information obtained. The invention is based on a computer model developed by Boris Shraiman and colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley.
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