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Roger P. Graham |
Roger Philip Graham (b. 1909 - d. 1966) was an American writer born in Spokane, WA, graduated from Gonzaga University and then did graduate work at The University of Washington. He also wrote under the name "Rog Phillips".
He contributed to fanzines as well as professional sf magazines. One of his short stories Rat in the Skull was nominated for a Hugo Award (best novelette) in 1959. He also wrote mystery and detective fiction. Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article: |
Starfish Robot Shows Robotic Introspection And Self-Modeling
Amazing proprioceptive robot creates a model of its shape automatically; it can sense damage to itself and reconfigure its walk.
Robot Walks After Conceptualizing Own Structure
Amazing video shows robot introspecting to determine its own structure, and then constructing a gait for itself.
Robot Imagines Itself (Not The First Time This Has Happened)
'[Robots] have to discover their hands, feet, and other parts of their bodies' - Roger P. Graham, 1949.
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