Fungal Machines Fungal Machines
Emergence, Complexity and Computation

Fungal Machines

Sensing and Computing with Fungi

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    • 174,99 €

Publisher Description

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.

GENRE
Computing & Internet
RELEASED
2023
16 September
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
434
Pages
PUBLISHER
Springer Nature Switzerland
PROVIDER INFO
Springer Science & Business Media LLC
SIZE
138.7
MB
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