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Anytime coevolution of form and function

This paper describes an approach to continuous coevolution of form (the morphology) and function (the control behaviour) for autonomous vehicles. This study focuses on coevolution of the characteristics such as beam width and range of individual sensors in the sensor suite, and the reactive strategi...

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