Target Curves for Pick-up, Carry, and Drop Mobile Automata
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Gary Greenfield: Target Curves for Pick-up, Carry, and Drop Mobile Automata. In: Bridges 2014. Pages 381–384
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Abstract
Mobile automata repeatedly sense a grid cell (or neighborhood of cells), perform an action, and then move to a new cell. We explain how to modify mobile automata that pick-up items they encounter while performing random walks and carry them to distant cells to drop in such a way that they are arranged along the circumferences of circles, so that other target curves besides circles can be specified. We apply this technique to the composition of algorithmic designs.
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http://archive.bridgesmathart.org/2014/bridges2014-381.pdf
