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demonstration systems / intelligent systems / dark rubber baseboards / behavior-specific network / search process / visual routine processor / collision-free path planning algorithm / intelligent control systems / software simulations / self-organizing networks / location systems / information processing modules / theoretical tools / fixed priority arbitration network / behavior-based systems / computer vision systems / search nodes / subsumption network / search space / activation energy / robotics devices / airline reservation system / /
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Cambridge University / Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency / office of Naval Research / Stanford Research Institute / FIELD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE / Society of Mind / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Hughes Artificial Intelligence Center / Machine Intelligence / Stanford University / US Federal Reserve / /
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P. Maes / I. D. Horswill / Morgan Kaufmann / Lawrence Earlbaum / Addison Wesley / R. A. Brooks / T. Lozano-Pérez / Morgan Kauffman / RODNEY A. BROOKS / /
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New Approaches to Robotics RODNEY A. BROOKS The author is in the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA[removed]In order to build autonomous robots that can carry out usef