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Books and Theses
- 1998
[b1]James M. Conrad, Jonathan W. Mills:
Stiquito - advanced experiments with a simple and inexpensive robot. IEEE 1998, ISBN 978-0-8186-7408-2, pp. I-VIII, 1-317
Journal Articles
- 2011
- [j4]Soichiro Tsuda, Jeff Jones, Andrew Adamatzky, Jonathan W. Mills:
Routing Physarum with Electrical Flow/Current. Int. J. Nanotechnol. Mol. Comput. 3(2): 56-70 (2011) - 2003
- [j3]Jonathan W. Mills, Tony Walker, Bryce Himebaugh:
Lukasiewicz' Insect: Continuous-Valued Robotic Control After Ten Years. J. Multiple Valued Log. Soft Comput. 9(2): 131-146 (2003) - 1989
- [j2]Jonathan W. Mills:
A High-Performance Low Risc Machine for Logic Programming. J. Log. Program. 6(1&2): 179-212 (1989) - 1987
- [j1]Jonathan W. Mills:
Coming to grips with a RISC: a report of the progress of the LOW RISC design group. SIGARCH Comput. Archit. News 15(1): 53-62 (1987)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2009
- [c12]Jonathan W. Mills:
Awakening the Analogue Computer: Rubel's Extended Analog Computer Workshop. UC 2009: 10 - 2006
- [c11]Matt Parker, Chen Zhang, Jonathan W. Mills, Bryce Himebaugh:
Evolving Letter Recognition with an Extended Analog Computer. IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation 2006: 609-614 - [c10]Jonathan W. Mills, Matt Parker, Bryce Himebaugh, Craig A. Shue, Brian Kopecky, Chris Weilemann:
"Empty space" computes: the evolution of an unconventional supercomputer. Conf. Computing Frontiers 2006: 115-126 - 1996
- [c9]Jonathan W. Mills:
The continuous retina: image processing with a single-sensor artificial neural field network. ICNN 1996: 886-891 - 1993
- [c8]Jonathan W. Mills:
Frankestein's Insects (abstract). ACM Conference on Computer Science 1993: 516 - [c7]Jonathan W. Mills:
Lukasiewicz' Insect: The Role of Continuous-Valued Logic in a Mobile Robot's Sensors, Control, and Locomotion. ISMVL 1993: 258-263 - 1992
- [c6]Jonathan W. Mills:
Area-Efficient Implication Circuits for Very Dense Lukasiewicz Logic Arrays. ISMVL 1992: 291-298 - 1990
- [c5]Jonathan Wayne Mills, Charles A. Daffinger:
An analog VLSI array processor for classical and connectionist AI. ASAP 1990: 367-378 - [c4]Jonathan Wayne Mills, Charles A. Daffinger:
CMOS VLSI Lukasiewicz logic arrays. ASAP 1990: 469-480 - [c3]Jonathan Wayne Mills, M. Gordon Beavers, Charles A. Daffinger:
Lukasiewicz Logic Arrays. ISMVL 1990: 4-10 - 1989
- [c2]Jonathan Wayne Mills:
A pipelined architecture for logic programming with a complex but single-cycle instruction set. TAI 1989: 526-533 - 1988
- [c1]Jonathan Wayne Mills, Kevin A. Buettner:
Assertive Demons. ICLP/SLP 1988: 1403-1414
Parts in Books or Collections
- 2009
- [p1]James M. Conrad, Jonathan W. Mills:
The History and Future of Stiquito: A Hexapod Insectoid Robot. Artificial Life Models in Hardware 2009: 1-20
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