Nkululeko Kunene

Kunene Institute of Advanced Human Cultures · Research & Development

I'm currently busy with the manifest observation and experience on attention index and monetization effectiveness.

Research skills

  • Technical
    Engineering Graphics and Woodworking
  • IT
    Windows OS, Linux OS, Robot OS
  • Statistical
    Surveying, Experiments
  • Other
    A Technocrat

Research interests

  • Interests
    Humanism, Retrofuturism, Technocracy

Other

  • Languages
    Zulu, English, Hybrid

Publications

  • International Journal of Artificial Consciousness and Nanorobotics

    Nkululeko Kunene

    International Journal of Artificial Consciousness and Nanorobotics. 01/2012; 1(1):1 - 4.

    In this paper we explore analogies in autonomous creations and relationship they have with biological systems. Identifying functions provided by local space autonomy thus enhancing the plethora of novel ideas habitable by machinations of models to create attachments of pure robotic contexts. Autono... [more] In this paper we explore analogies in autonomous creations and relationship they have with biological systems. Identifying functions provided by local space autonomy thus enhancing the plethora of novel ideas habitable by machinations of models to create attachments of pure robotic contexts. Autonomous creations are products resulting from bionics to specific requirements constricted by person ability. Bionics have shaped a new understanding on scientific and technological communities by the preceding discoveries within the fields of materials science, engineering, and related fields towards the forthcoming breakthrough of advanced applied soft monetary intelligence systems effected with biomimetics. Based on recent findings we now have technologies entrusted to mimic biological systems functions, regarding cognitive habits as the source towards the planning, research and development of new products and again cognitive habits are positioned at a standpoint as the emanation of advanced research projects. Following is a broad scale research conducted to explore and learn autonomous creations analogy.

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