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    Is it possible to translate English instructions into compilable code that a robot can execute? [P]
    Teaching the Computer to Play Tic-Tac-Toe [E]
    Building Robots with LEGO® Mindstorms® [E]
    Discover if a human is better than a program for controlling a robot. [E]
    Build a voice controlled robot. [E]
    Determining the Accuracy of an Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor vs. an IR Proximity Sensor using Autonomous Robots [E]
    The use of a potentiometer for a conceptual human-robotic interface. [E] [P] [P]
    Finding a practical mathematical function for f(x) with genetic algorithms. [E] [P]
    Distributed Robotics: An Intelligent System [P]

    Artificial Neural Networks that Decode Commands Embedded in the Temporal Density of Neural Spike Sequences [E]
    Intelligent Intersections in Various Vehicle Traffic Networks and the Resulting Changes in Network Efficiency [E] [E]
    Minimizing the Effect of GPS Multipath on a Autonomous Mobile Vehicle [E] [E] [E] [E]
    Can a Braitenberg Vehicle React to Sound? [E]
    Which batteries provide power at a consistent rate for robotics efficient use. [E]
    The Effect of Error Correction Routines on the Efficiency of a Robot [P]
    Build a Small 2 Level Robot (SmallBot) [C]
    Content-Based Image Retrieval [E]
    Build a walking robot [P]
    Research Robotic Warfare [E]
    A neural network slowly trained to recognize the difference between single and double colonies of bacteria [P] [E]
    Robots in everyday life [P]
    A robot controlled by artificial intelligence (AI) [P]
    Write the software and create the hardware required to autonomously solve a Rubik's cube. [E] [E]
    An Artificial Intelligence Project in Computer-Based Music Composition [E] [E]
    Repeat Georgetown-IBM experiment (influential demonstration of machine translation, which took place on January 7, 1954, involved fully automatic translation of more than sixty Russian sentences into English.) [E] [E]
    Improve a computer interactive program by using the Wizard of Oz experiment [E] [E]
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