Mandyam Srinivasan "VSS 2014 Keynote: More than a Honey Machine: Vision and Navigation in Honeybees and Applications to Robotics"

July 10, 2015

Flying insects are remarkably adept at seeing and perceiving the world and navigating effectively in it, despite possessing a brain that weighs less than a milligram and carries fewer than 0.01% as many neurons as ours does. Although most insects lack stereo vision, they use a number of ingenious...