Image created with gemini-3.1-flash-image-preview. Image prompt: A 1960s limited-animation cel of the Pink Panther tiptoeing in profile across a flat turquoise background, holding an oversized fishing rod whose line trails a neat diagonal school of small pink koi fish swimming in formation behind him, loose confident black ink outlines, generous negative space, with the word ‘Sakana’ in large bold hand-lettered playful mid-century cartoon title type.
An interesting part of this work is autonomous damage recovery. We trained the cells to not only recognize their shape, but also detect missing neighbors across six spatial directions with 95% accuracy. As shown in the animation, starting from just a small seed cluster, the”
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Smart Cellular Bricks: Towards Collective Intelligence for the Physical World
https://sakana.ai/smart-cellular-bricks/
We are pleased to share our latest research, now published in Nature Communications: “Smart Cellular Bricks: Physical Modules That Recognize Their Own Shape and Repair Themselves.” Blog:
https://t.co/8o39pWFP7j Paper:
https://t.co/lCHyXSZ9FV A long-running theme in our work is”
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何百個の立方体が、中央の制御装置を持たないまま、自分たちが形づくる全体の姿を認識し、傷ついた部分を自ら直していく。この研究成果「Smart Cellular Bricks」が、科学誌『Nature Communications』に掲載されました。 日本語ブログ：https://t.co/cxVzVbYXFs Sakana”
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