[youtube= [Mitchel Humpherys] and his fellow developers didn’t just develop a maze-solving algorithm, they also built a ping-pong ball maze platform that is computer controlled. Using a webca… ...

Chinese scientists have created “cyborgized” rats that perform better on maze tests than normal rats and a computer algorithm. It’s an exciting proof-of-concept that heralds the potential ...

The problem of Micromouse i.e. A Maze Solving Robot is about 32 years old but its importance in the field of Robotics is unparalleled because it requires thorough analysis and paper work.

The maze-solving computer algorithm relied on a series of left-hand and right-hand wall-following rules to find its way out. The rat cyborgs, an ungodly combination of the two, ...

The scientists also developed a maze-solving algorithm to test out alone. When the cyborg rats would struggle at a portion of the maze, the brain implants would offer them hints by cueing the ...

Also known as the ‘maze-solving algorithm’ invented by Charles Pierre Trémaux, this trick is guaranteed to work on all mazes. It might not find you the shortest route, ...