In a grainy film shot at Bell Laboratories in 1952, mathematician and Bell Labs researcher Claude Shannon ... “brain” for Theseus, the maze-solving mouse. But not all Shannon’s contraptions ...

Claude Elwood Shannon was an American ... Now he had turned his attention to robotic intelligence. Shannon's mouse was playfully named Theseus, after the Greek hero who navigated the Labyrinth ...

Written by Nick Smith Shannon's work on machine learning involved a maze and an electromechanical mouse called Theseus - Keystone Press / Alamy Stock Photos There’s an anecdote about Claude Shannon ...

In a video from the early 1950s, Bell Labs scientist Claude Shannon demonstrates one of his new inventions: a toy mouse named Theseus that looks like it ... has progressed from the fritzy TV pictures ...

In the Bell Telephone Laboratories at Murray Hill, N. J. lives a mechanical mouse named Theseus, the creature of Dr. Claude Shannon, Bell computer authority. It was named after the Greek ...

There’s a long list of Claude Shannon ... It was a robotic mouse named Theseus and it could navigate a maze and then remember its path through the maze. Shannon believed in the possibilities ...

Claude Shannon somewhat famously built an electromechanical maze-solving robotic mouse named Theseus. But readers ... or creating and destroying battlebots. There is something extraordinarily ...

Why is Claude Shannon so underappreciated ... like the gadgets mentioned above, or Theseus, his “artificially intelligent” maze-solving robot mouse—but they were all a bit tangential to ...

Dubbed "the father of information theory", Claude Shannon was ... an electromechanic mouse he called Theseus - could teach itself to navigate a maze. Shannon's work in electronic communications ...