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Self-learning mechanical circuits
Adaptivity and learning are ubiquitous in living systems, from cytoplasm and biofilms to animal flocks. However, the problem of designing nonliving mechanical systems capable of self-learning behavior continues to present theoretical and experimental challenges. Here we introduce self-learning mecha
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