
TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel physical maze-solving method using electric circuits, where Joule heating highlights the correct path, supported by simulations and analysis of the underlying physical mechanisms.
Contribution
It presents a new approach to maze solving by leveraging electric circuit principles and thermal imaging, combining experimental and simulation techniques.
Findings
Thermal imaging reveals the correct maze path via Joule heating.
Simulations using Kirchhoff's laws validate the physical method.
Discussion of physical mechanisms explains current path selection.
Abstract
This chapter presents a physical method to solve a maze using an electric circuit. The temperature increase due to Joule heating is observed with a thermal camera and the correct path is instantaneously enlightened. Various mazes are simulated with Kirchhoff's circuit laws. Finally, the physical mechanisms explaining how the electric current chooses the correct path are discussed.
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TopicsSlime Mold and Myxomycetes Research · Advanced Memory and Neural Computing · Neural Networks and Applications
