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The Neurorobotic Platform: A simulation environment for brain-inspired robotics

Marc-Oliver Gewaltig
2016
Conference Papers

Abstract

The aim of the neurorobotic platform of the Human Brain Project is to offer scientists and technology developers a soft - ware and hardware infrastructure that allows them to connect pre-validated brain models to detailed simulations of ro- bot bodies and environments, and to use the resulting neurorobotic systems in in-silico experiments and technology de- velopment. The first version of this platform has been released in March 2016 and is described in this contribution.

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