Fungal Machines
Sensing and Computing with Fungi
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Beschreibung
This unique book explores fungi as sensors, electronic devices, and potential future computers, offering eco-friendly alternatives to traditional electronics. Fungi are ancient, widely distributed organisms ranging from microscopic single cells to massive mycelium spanning hectares. They possess senses similar to humans, detecting light, chemicals, gases, gravity, and electric fields. It covers fungal electrical activity, sensors, electronics, computing prototypes, and fungal language. Authored by leading experts from diverse fields, the book is accessible to readers of all backgrounds, from high-schoolers to professors. It reveals the remarkable potential of fungal machines while minimizing environmental impact.
This unique book explores fungi as sensors, electronic devices, and potential future computers, offering eco-friendly alternatives to traditional electronics. Fungi are ancient, widely distributed organisms ranging from microscopic single cells to massive mycelium spanning hectares. They possess senses similar to humans, detecting light, chemicals, gases, gravity, and electric fields. It covers fungal electrical activity, sensors, electronics, computing prototypes, and fungal language. Authored by leading experts from diverse fields, the book is accessible to readers of all backgrounds, from high-schoolers to professors. It reveals the remarkable potential of fungal machines while minimizing environmental impact.
Takes fungi to the next level and offers pathways and feasible prototype of sensorial fusion and computing Is the first ever complete authoritative account of theoretical and experimental findings in the sensing and Written by the people who pioneered the field of fungal machines
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Andrew Adamatzky
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“The book concludes by delving into the fascinating world of fungi consciousness and fungal minds. … Certainly, unconventional computing concepts present a fresh take on information processing and the broad range of opportunities for fungal machines. A stroll through the forest will feel different once you’ve read this book.” (James Tyrrell, TechHQ, techhq.com, November 6, 2023)
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