Ants: A Community of Microrobots The microrobots live on a big, flat surface called the "ant farm." They are learning how to play social games like "Follow The Leader," "Tag," and "Capture The Flag." Each "ant" has its own microprocessor (computer chip), running software written in a style called "Subsumption Architecture," in which complex behavior is built up from collections of simpler behaviors that interact
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE page of links
BotSpot about all the bots on the Web
Hans Moravec veteran roboticist, author of Mind Children
Humanoid Robotics Group the people at MIT behind the latest artificial beings
Netsurfer Robotics e-zine on all aspects of robotics
Robot of the Week, Cool from NASA
Robotics "The online companion to a robotics exhibit at San Jose's Tech Museum of Innovation explains how bots work and speculates on the ones of the future" (YIL)
Robotics Education Project from NASA - has multimedia games, educational activities, and lesson plans
Snake Robots
TECHNOLOGY page of links