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Title: Beyond Serendipitous Collisions: Toward a System of Intelligent Spinner-Bots
Authors: Lawrence, Cole
Advisors: Austin, Robert H
Department: Physics
Class Year: 2023
Abstract: In this paper, I describe my role in the development of three systems of spinning robots. The first is simple, consisting of freely-spinning robots that bump into each other. The second is more controlled. The robots look for a resource in the form of light, and talk with another. My particular goal was to implement this communication. The third system is three-dimensional. By submerging the system in a parrticular liquid, we introduce a new degree of freedom. My project in this system was to evaluate the penetration depth of the communication signal through this medium.
URI: http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/dsp014f16c610m
Type of Material: Princeton University Senior Theses
Language: en
Appears in Collections:Physics, 1936-2024

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