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BookOrb recommends Advances in Unconventional Computing : Volume 2 (2018), Automata and Complexity (2023), From Parallel to Emergent Computing (2019), Robots and Lattice Automata (2014), and Dynamics of Crowd-Minds (2005).

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Thoughts on unconventional computing is by Andrew Adamatzky.