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Gregory S. Hornby hornby@cs.brandeis.edu Dynamic & Evolutionary Machine Organization Lab |
We used our system to generate tables. The fitness function rewarded structures for maximizing: height; surface area; stability/volume; and minimizing the number of cubes.
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Shown below are evolved tables that have been transferred to reality. The plastic models were created with our 3D rapid-prototyping printer.
![]() Table 1 676 cubes 195 character build sequence (which expands to 14552 characters). |
![]() Table 1 - built |
![]() Table 2 - view 1 663 cubes 524 character build sequence (which expands to 8205 characters). |
![]() Table 2 - built |
![]() Table 2 - view 2 |
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![]() Table 3 504 cubes 488 character build sequence (which expands to 1296 characters). |
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![]() Table 3 - Fresh from the printer. |
![]() Table 3 - Supports removed. |
![]() Stage 1 |
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