论文信息 - Towards an autonomous motion camouflage control system

Towards an autonomous motion camouflage control system

A sensorimotor controller for a biologically inspired stealth strategy (motion camouflage) is implemented in a software simulation using backpropagation. When operating with realistic inputs, the controller allows a predator to track a prey that moves along real hoverfly flight paths, whilst appearing to remain stationary.

Peter W. McOwan | Andrew J. Anderson | P. McOwan | Andrew J. Anderson

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