description: Evolvable hardware is an emerging field that applies evolution to automate design and adaptation of physical reconfigurable and morphable structures such as electronic systems, antennas, MEMS, and robots. Papers from a July 2002 conference reflect the work of researchers from the evolvable hardware community and the automated design and programmable/reconfigurable hardware communities, and technology developers and end users from the aerospace, military, and commercial sectors. Themes include the evolution of digital and analog systems, the evolution of controllers, applications, new avenues for evolvable hardware, cellular automata, and embryonics and bio-inspired architectures. There is no subject index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
language: English
title: Proceedings 2002 Nasa/Dod Conference on Evolvable Hardware: 15-18 July 2002, Alexandria, Virginia
titlecomplete: Proceedings 2002 Nasa/Dod Conference on Evolvable Hardware: 15-18 July 2002, Alexandria, Virginia
publisher: IEEE