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This article presents a research paper on a novel memory model. The model leverages neuromorphic signals, suggesting an approach inspired by biological neural networks. The validation on a mobile manipulator indicates a practical application of the research, potentially improving the robot's ability to learn and remember sequences of actions or states. The use of 'hetero-associative' implies the model can associate different types of information, enhancing its versatility.
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