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Dragonfly brains predict the path of their prey
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Professor David O'Carroll, Professor of Biology at Lund University, says: "The dragonfly neurons can make a selection of a single target from the mass of visual information that the brain receives, such as the motion of another insect, and then predict its direction and future location. The dragonfly, like ...
Dragonflies have human-like 'selective attention'
phys.org
In a discovery that may prove important for cognitive science, our understanding of nature and applications for robot vision, researchers at the University of...
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