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The anthropomorphic terms of the title may suggest an interest in machines that look or act like men. To this extent it is misleading. Our interest is in extending the range of tasks to which machines can be applied to include those that, when performed by a human, require coordination between perceptual and motor processes. We attempt to suppress the egocentric idea that man performs these tasks in the best of all possible ways.
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