Scientists at the University of Amsterdam built metamaterials that can learn and change shape on their own. The materials are chains of tiny motorized hinges that share information with neighbors to remember shapes.
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Metamaterial chains learn new shapes by sharing data hinge to hinge
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Motorized Hinge Chains Materials type
Distributed, No Central Brain Learning approach
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