Autonomous Chemotactic Light‐Emitting Swimmers with Trajectories of Increasing Complexity | Zendy

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Autonomous Chemotactic Light‐Emitting Swimmers with Trajectories of Increasing Complexity

Author(s) -

Pavel Ileana-Alexandra,

Salinas Gerardo,

Perro Adeline,

Kuhn Alexander

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

advanced intelligent systems

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2640-4567

DOI - 10.1002/aisy.202170042

Subject(s) - firefly protocol , chemotaxis , analogy , trajectory , cover (algebra) , computer vision , motion (physics) , computer science , humidity , artificial intelligence , physics , biology , engineering , philosophy , meteorology , mechanical engineering , evolutionary biology , epistemology , biochemistry , receptor , astronomy

Autonomous Swimmers The cover illustrates article number 2000217 by Alexander Kuhn and co‐workers, describing the precise motion control of an electronic chemotactic swimmer. The image, created by the artist Lucia Ghegu, shows a firefly solving a maze to reach an area with high humidity, in analogy to the reported light emitting swimmer following a trajectory along a chemical gradient.

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