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Mark Tilden : l'homme qui sort des robots de son chapeau - H+ Magazine

Mark Tilden : l'homme qui sort des robots de son chapeau - H+ Magazine: "Mark Tilden est le roboticien au chapeau, l’homme aux 20 millions de robots qui a écrit ses 3 lois de la robotique, l’initiateur d’un courant de pensée avec ses BEAMS. Un homme dont la pensée et l’œuvre foisonnent d’idées nouvelles."

https://humanoides.fr/2015/11/mark-tilden-lhomme-sort-robots-de-chapeau/


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