Introducing MantisBot: Hexapod robot controlled by a high-fidelity, real-time neural simulation
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Roger D. Quinn | Roy E. Ritzmann | David M. Chrzanowski | Nicholas S. Szczecinski | Joshua P. Martin | David W. Cofer | David R. Moore | Andrea S. Terrasi | R. Quinn | R. Ritzmann | N. Szczecinski | Joshua P. Martin | D. Cofer | Andrea S. Terrasi
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