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Lighter-than-air aircraft fall into three categories: rigid, semirigid, and nonrigid. Rigid aircraft have internal frames usually made from lightweight aluminum. The most famous of these are the Zeppelins. Semirigid aircraft have a rigid lower keel section. A nonrigid envelope that is filled with helium is secured above it. Nonrigid aircraft are the ones we are most familiar with today. These are blimps. One of the more famous blimps is the Goodyear blimp used for advertising. Nonrigid aircraft are made of huge gas envelopes. The envelope shape develops when it is filled with helium gas.

Error checking and correction on disk drives Skip sectors and spare cylinders on disk drives Automatic sector reallocation on the RAID controller Link redundancy chip and 8- to 10-bit encoding on Fibre Channel arbitrated-loops (FC-ALs) Midplane and temperature sensors

If you have two light sensors, you can make your program faster and smarter. These sensors would act like two bumpers. As the left sensor crosses the black line, you can turn the robot left. For the right sensor, you would turn right.

machine would certainly know that it is intelligent. Another criterion, more simple and direct, and the one that is used in this book, is the ability to learn from experience. Of course, we could abandon logical approximations entirely and state that intelligence is achieved in systems that develop a sense of humor. As far as I know humans are the only animals that laugh. Perhaps humor and emotion will end up being the truest test of all.

These sensors don t have to be pointed down to the oor. You can point them forward or upward and use them to follow the light from a ashlight.

So how do neural networks help our robotics work today Well, we re a way off from creating competent AI, let alone putting it into one of our robots. But neural technology can control robotic function, and, in many cases, can perform superiorly to standard central processing unit (CPU) control and programming. By using neural networks in our robots, we can have our robots perform small operational miracles without the use of a standard computer, CPU, or programming. In Chap. 6 we will design a two-neuron fuzzy logic system that can track a light source. Place this system on a mobile robot, and the robot will follow a light source anywhere. Also in Chap. 6 we discuss BEAM robotics and Mark Tilden, who designs transistor networks (nervous networks) that allow legged robots to walk and perform other functions. Another neural process that is making great strides is called subsumption architecture, which uses layered stimulus response.

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Though the RCX software handles light sensor calibration for you, there are times when you want to do this yourself Most sensors do not return information in useful forms like bright and dark Instead, they return values in a numerical range, such as 0 through 255, or 00 to 10 The values depend not only on what is in front of, or touching, the sensor but also on the ambient environment If a value of 40 is a bright re ection in a normal room, what would it be if the robot is in a brightly lit room If we are thinking about the re ective light sensor, what is a bright re ection on paper The oor of your kitchen To turn the arbitrary, and locally varied, values returned from a sensor into valuable data you need to calibrate the sensor.

Small neural network programs can also be written in microcontrollers. For more information on these microcontrollers see Chap. 6.