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哈得‧立普森建造了一個"自我感知"機器人

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哈得‧立普森像大家展示幾個他酷斃了的小機器人,那些機器人有學習能力,可以了解自己,甚至自行複製!

Hod Lipson works at the intersection of engineering and biology, studying robots and the way they "behave" and evolve. His work has exciting implications for design and manufacturing -- and serves as a window to understand our own behavior and evolution. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Sofia Lee
Reviewed by Marie Wu
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