Resumen de Robot game arena puts Als to the test
Two miniature cars are zooming around a loop of track in a new robotics arena. One is driving one via remote control. The other is controlled by artificial intelligence. From August 2017, the University of Essex's robotic games laboratory will pit AI systems against each other in robot challenges, starting with these remote-controlled cars. The AI they're racing has been honed to complete the track in super-quick time, but the real competitions won't be so straightforward. The rules will change between heats: in one, the cars' brakes might be disabled, in another, obstacles could be added to the track. The AI developers won't know in advance what challenges they will face. Instead, their systems will have to figure out for themselves how to win each time
