The future of self-organizing robots

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In the chapters so far, we have discussed in detail the design of mechanical systems and robots based on self-organization, from their historical development to specific design examples. The authors hope that these chapters enable the reader to understand that these are fundamentally multiple-module systems that have flexibility that cannot be expected of traditional mechanical systems. In this chapter, we discuss the limitations and future challenges facing self-organizing robots built with electro-mechanical technologies, and then, returning to the philosophy of "design based on self- organization" one last time, consider the goals we should set for self-organizing robots from a relatively long term perspective. One such goal is to make molecular machines that self-organize. © 2012 Springer.

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Murata, S., & Kurokawa, H. (2012). The future of self-organizing robots. Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics, 77(STAR), 235–246. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-54055-7_10

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