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 The technique he used are reflected in today’s biologically-inspired robots. These are the B.E.A.M philosophy. The acronym BEAM is standing for: Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics, Mechanics. Biology means we look the nature for inspirations, to solve our problems; Electronics is the technology for us to get our creations work; Aesthetics means that something "looks cool" rather than something crappy though they may work; Mechanics is an intelligent design such as your robot can get around without optical or touch switches.
+==== Papers and Books ====
+  *{{:people:xinyu_chen:walter50imitation.pdf|An Imitation of Life(1950)}}
+  *{{:people:xinyu_chen:walter51learns.pdf|A Machine that Learns(1951)}}
+  *The Living Brains(1963)