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AI Brain & Robot Body

AI 大脑与机器人身体

Perception, learning, and control — how artificial intelligence becomes embodied action.

From the curator

A robot is a body that needs a brain. This gallery traces how machines learned to perceive the world, decide what to do, and turn intelligence into movement.

Timeline
  1. 1948Norbert Wiener founds cybernetics — the science of control and feedback
  2. 1950Alan Turing asks 'Can machines think?'
  3. 1966SRI's Shakey reasons about its own actions
  4. 1986Rodney Brooks proposes behaviour-based 'subsumption' control
  5. 2012Deep learning transforms how machines see and recognise the world
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics exhibition at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum
Sergei Magel/HNF· CC-BY-SA
Official films

Curated via the YouTube Data API and embedded through the official player — no downloads, creators credited.

Artifacts and media for this gallery are sourced from the m591 asset vault — open-license images (with attribution) and officially-embedded video only.