101. ESG Lego Robotics Seminar A basic robotics and mechanics class at MIT which centers on Lego. http://web.mit.edu/esg/proj/ic/www/lego.html

SP.293: ESG Lego Robotics Seminar Project List / Syllabus Optional Final Project Programming Logistics How to Fix Stuff! ... Agassiz School Robots Do you like playing with legos? Do you think building stuff is neat? Do you want to learn some robotics? This might be the class for you. No previous experience with robotics or legos is necessary- if you have no idea how a gear train works, that's fine, and if you've been building with technic legos since before you could walk, that's fine too. The seminar is not organized in a traditional We Lecture, You Listen way. Rather, it's a hands-on class where you work on projects and we the tutors provide direction and suggestions. We may stand up and give a brief talk about different kinds of robotic control, or show you how to hook up the sensors, or suggest 'tricks' that make your life easier. In lab, you will be constructing lego robots and learning how program them in Interactive C, the language used by the 6.270 IAP Lego robotics competition (much of our electronic hardware comes from past 6.270 competitions). The seminar is worth 6 credits, so six hours a week of work are expected. Four out of the six hours should be supervised lab hours (we the tutors will set up times we can be here), while the other two are on your own time. Some people end up spending a lot of their free time here too- it's supposed to be exciting!

102. ICRA 2005 The 2005 International Conference on robotics and Automation will be held in During this time, the continuous progress in robotics, automation, http://www.icra2005.org/

NEWS US NSF travel awards Presentation ICRA 20 years of history Committees Call for Paper ... Contact Us Presentation Travel General Information The Venue Conference Information ... Download the pdf version (752 Kb) About ICRA 2005 The 2005 International Conference on Robotics and Automation will be held in Barcelona, seven years after the last edition in Europe in 1998. During this time, the continuous progress in robotics, automation, and its related areas has produced great changes in the way we use and apply robots. Operating closer and closer with humans, robot interaction is an increasing research topic in robotics. The theme of the ICRA'05 conference, Robots get closer to humans raises issues in matters related to human robot interaction, in advances and experiences of robots and automation at home, at work, for education, as well as in other emerging areas. This annual event will be held in 2005 one week after one of the most important exhibitions in the field, the Hannover Messe , in Germany, thus facilitating the participation of researchers and professionals in robotics to two of the most relevant international events in robotics and automation in the world. About ICRA General Chair Alicia Casals Technical University of Catalonia, Spain

103. Ultera Systems | Virtual Tape Library, Tape RAID, Library Mirroring, Tape Copy, Provides RAID for removable storage backup solutions, data striping and mirroring for disaster recovery applications and full library robotics support. http://www.ultera.com/

USA Where to Buy About Ultera FAQs Articles ... Home Links Disk Based Backup Mirage LITE Mirage ... Disaster Recovery NEW S-Imager Super Imager Tape Cloning, Duplication Library Mirroring ... Contact us to configure an Ultera solution to fit your needs Recent Press 2 TB Hardware Based Virtual Tape Library Solutions Medium Business for Virtual Tape Library Solutions using Turnkey RAID systems Ultera Virtual Tape Library (VTL) Solutions Reduce Your Backup Window - "My backups finish in a fraction of the time it used to take. Mirage VTL saves time and money." Restore Files Instantly - "Mirage VTL mounts and starts restoring files instantly without the mechanical delays of a conventional tape library. Mirage VTL increases the efficiency and productivity of your backup administrator." ... - "My backup speeds and data format are no longer dependent on the type of tape technology I use. Mirage VTL gives me performance as well as the confidence that I can easily migrate my data to a different tape technology in the future." Tape RAID Controllers Long Term Data Archiving - "Ultera's Tape RAID Striping with Parity adds redundancy to protect my data at a level that no single tape drive can provide."

104. Friendly Robotics - It Mows You Don T World leader developer and manufacturer of Home robotics appliances Robomow automatic lawnmowers (RL500,RL550,RL800,RL850,RL1000) Friendly Vac http://www.friendlyrobotics.com/

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105. Summer Computer Camps For Kids -- Visiontechcamps Offers afterschool classes and summer camps in the San Francisco Bay Area, including robotics, web design, animation, and other high tech fields. For kids ages 9-17. http://www.visiontechcamps.com

106. Modular Robotics At PARC Modular Reconfigurable robotics is an approach to building robots for various robotics researchers learn how to program PolyBot modules at IROS 2003. http://www2.parc.com/spl/projects/modrobots/

PARC Smart Matter Team Chain ... Links Modular Reconfigurable Robotics is an approach to building robots for various complex tasks. Instead of designing a new and different mechanical robot for each task, you just build many copies of one simple module. The module can't do much by itself, but when you connect many of them together you get a system that can do complicated things. In fact, a modular robot can even reconfigure itself change its shape by moving its modules around to meet the demands of different tasks or different working environments. This project addresses the question "What are the limitations on the number of modules for a useful modular reconfigurable robotic system? " How does the number of modules affect: Versatility (different shapes) Robustness (self-repair and redundancy) Cost (economies of scale?) Robotics researchers learn how to program PolyBot modules at IROS 2003. (click here) Robotics Research Demonstrations.

107. TU Berlin --- Dept. Of Computer Science Department of Computer Science. Research interests include Computer graphics, computer vision, real time systems, robotics, computer architecture, logic design, data structures, functional and logic programming, scientific computing, communication, operating systems, neural networks, software engineering, theoretical computer science, formal specification, compiler construction, artificial intelligence, and knowledge based systems. http://cs.tu-berlin.de/index-en.html

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108. ScienceDaily -- Browse Topics: Computers/Robotics robotics FAQ For the newsgroups comp.robotics.misc and comp.robotics.research . The primary Source for the European robotics Industry - This site has http://www.sciencedaily.com/directory/Computers/Robotics

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109. Autonomous Mobile Robotics Lab Top/Reference/Education/Colleges_and_Universities/North_America/United_States/Maryland/University_of_Maryland/College_Park/Research/Computer,_Mathematics,_and_Physical_Science_General_Research http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/amrl/amrl.html

Please note: the Autonomous Mobile Robotics Laboratory, and associated projects, are no longer in existence. This page last updated in 2003. This site remains for archival purposes only. Welcome to the Autonomous Mobile Robotics Lab Current research at the MAGIC Lab: Next generation robotics and smart rooms. Traditional Robotics at the AMRL: Intelligent Control of Goal-Based Robotics and Motion Planning Autonomous Mobile Robotics Laboratory Manifesto Maryland Robot Wins Japanese Competition! Lancelot has taken first place in a Japanese Robotics competition, beating over 110 Japanese competitors. Lancelot is a small autonomous robot built by a team of undergraduates under the guidance of AMRL's laboratory director, Dr. Julio K. Rosenblatt , and mechanical engineering professor Dr. Gregory Walsh Details of the victory can be found in the August 6, 1997 Washington Post and in an article from IEEE Intelligent Systems*, Jan/Feb 1998: Jousting in Japan ( pdf ) by Julio Rosenblatt. Congratulations to Julio and Greg! IEEE AMRL Robots and Projects Itchy IS Robotics R2e Scratchy Smart-V Homebuilt Spiro RWI B-14 AIRS Homebuilt Hovercraft R2e, IS-Robotics: Robot Vacuuming

110. Robotics Technology Licensing - Wany Robotics Designs and develops embedded technologies based on robotics and licenses themfor use by manufacturers in OEM products such as toys and home appliances. http://www.wanyrobotics.com/

Home Contact Search Site map ... Vacuum Cleaners Wany Robotics provides embedded software technologies and electronic designs for creating consumer products such as robot vacuum cleaners, home surveillance robots and interactive toys. Find out how to enhance your next products with autonomy and mobility features ... Jobs Use robotics technologies to change the way your products behave Get ahead of the competition with state-of-the-art embedded robotics software and electronic designs for your products. New technologies can quite literally change the way your products behave, without hurting your bottom line. A world-leading provider of embedded solutions for consumer electronics manufacturers, Wany Robotics will help you benefit from robust software and electronic designs that add smart mobility and autonomy features to everyday products, such as robot vacuum cleaners, home surveillance cameras, and interactive toys. As a manufacturer you can use these low-footprint technologies to add significant value to new products at the lowest possible per-unit production cost. . Consumer products animated by Wany Robotics Zig Zag Zog Pekee mobile robot Carrera Evolution Pro-X Animated with our infrared sensors and embedded software

111. Connecticut Robotics Society Based in West Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Monthly meetings and linefollowing contest held at Hartford University. Site includes club projects, member list, meeting minutes, and photos. http://www.ctrobots.org/

Home Meetings - Get the dates of our next meetings, how to find them, and what's going to be happening when you get there. Events - See contests, special CRS events, and other nearby events of interest. Links - Websites of interest to CRS members, including other clubs and technical resources. Welcome to the Connecticut Robotics Society! Attention: the location of our meetings has changed. Please see the directions link for more information. "CRS" is an informal group of hobbyists, experimenters, and robot builders who meet monthly at GHAMAS (a.k.a. The Learning Corridor) in Hartford, Connecticut. Our membership is a diverse group composed of people with many different backgrounds and experience levels. Our interests include, but are not limited to, electronics, mechanics, fun, and the science related to automation and homebuilt robotics. The Connecticut Robotics Society seeks to educate and share ideas in the domain of amateur robotics. We strive to increase our knowledge and abilities while meeting new friends and furthering our skills as robot builders. In addition to our monthly meetings we also host a number of annual events and contests where members can show off their creations in a friendly, sometimes competitive atmosphere.

112. AUV Technologies Developed By Bluefin Robotics Corporation Fax 617498-0067 resume@bluefinrobotics.com info@bluefinrobotics.com.Bluefin robotics Corporation 237 Putnam Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139. http://www.bluefinrobotics.com/

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113. Production Robotics, Inc.: Accelerated Automation - Leonard Ginsburg Contract engineering and manufacturing service to clients in the biotechnology, diagnostics, microsurgery, pharmaceutical packaging, food processing, electronics manufacturing and automotive industries. http://www.productionrobotics.com/

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114. Univ. Of Cambridge, Dept. Of Engineering. - Machine Intelligence Laboratory Computer Vision robotics Group. Interpretation of visual motion, visual tracking,robot guidance, face detection and tracking, image segmentation and http://mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/milab.html

Department of Engineering University of Cambridge Engineering Department Machine Intelligence Laboratory The Machine Intelligence Laboratory comprises three research groups: Interpretation of visual motion, visual tracking, robot guidance, face detection and tracking, image segmentation and compression. Prof. Roberto Cipolla Dr Tom Drummond Medical Imaging Group Freehand 3D ultrasound for medical applications: calibration, acquisition, visualisation and volume measurement. The Stradx system. Dr Andrew Gee Dr Richard Prager Dr Graham Treece Speech Group Continuous speech recognition and transcription, spoken dialog systems, synthesis and coding. Dr Bill Byrne Dr Mark Gales Prof. Phil Woodland Prof. Steve Young The Machine Intelligence Laboratory is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department. To see how we fit into the structure of the rest of the Department, see the Research Groups home pages page. An overview of the laboratory, and a list of current research projects are available.

115. Sitti, Metin Assistant Mechanical Engineering professor. Micro/Nanorobotics, Nanotechnology. http://www.me.cmu.edu/people/faculty/sitti.htm

SEARCH Metin Sitti TITLE Assistant Professor AREAS Micro/Nano-Robotics, Nanotechnology, MEMS/NEMS, and Bionanotechnology DEGREES WEBPAGE Personal Homepage RI Homepage PHONE FAX EMAIL msitti@andrew.cmu.edu ADDRESS Carnegie Mellon University Department of Mechanical Engineering 315 Scaife Hall 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Professor Sitti's research is focused on the development of micro- and nanoscale robotic and manufacturing systems for novel manufacturing, analysis, and control tools at the micro- and nanoscales by integrating robotics, nanotechnology, MEMS, and biotechnology fields. The other main motivation is to contribute to the understanding and controlling of adhesion and friction at the nanoscale. In my Nanorobotics Lab , we use a system level approach where a micro- and nanoscale system is designed, manufactured and controlled for a specific application in an overall perspective. The first key component of our approach is micro/nano-mechatronic design that involves novel micro- and nanoscale actuators, sensors, mechanisms, and controls specific to the application. Secondly, we utilize micro/nano-physical modeling for improved understanding of the system with preliminary simulations and experimental tests. Automatic or teleoperated control and human-machine interfacing of the nano world to the macro world are also implemented for reliable and repeatable tasks. Finally, we are interested to utilize biomimetic principles in nature so that we could adapt smart, multifunctional, sub-optimal, and adaptive mechanisms, actuators, materials, and structures in nature to the engineering problems at the nanoscale.

116. Frontline Home Page http://www.whiteboxrobotics.com/

117. MotionNET.com - Engineering Directory Online directory for hardware and software, electronic, mechanical, motion control, automation, robotics, optics and machine vision engineering. http://www.motionnet.com/

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119. Wiley InterScience :: Session Cookies robotics Science and Systemsrobotics Science and Systems is a new conference that will bring togetherresearchers working on robotics Science and Systems 2006 will be held at the http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/jtoc?ID=37416

120. An Interview With Drew McDermott Extensive work in logic, planning, and robotics, also known for his blunt public appraisals of the state of AI research. Interviewed in Crossroads, the student magazine of the ACM. http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds3-1/interview.html

An Interview with Drew McDermott by Kentaro Toyama Drew McDermott graduated with a combined B.S./M.S. Electrical Engineering degree in 1973 (``I had to pretend to be an electrical engineer for 4 years as an undergrad''), and wasted no time earning a Ph.D. in 1976, in the newly-formed Electrical Engineering/Computer Science department, all from MIT. He then immediately joined the Yale faculty and rapidly ascended to the top of the ivory tower. He's well-known in AI circles not only for his extensive work in logic, planning, and robotics, but also for his blunt public appraisals of the state of AI research. In 1976, he wrote an essay titled ``Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Stupidity,'' in which he chastised AI researchers (himself included) for various forms of wishful thinking that allowed one to interpret a (sometimes unimplemented) program's relatively meaningless data manipulation as meaningful, intelligent thought. In 1987, he effectively renounced an area of research to which he had devoted many years of work: ``A Critique of Pure Reason'' expresses his disillusionment with attempts to base common-sense reasoning on deductive logic, and challenges the fundamental assumptions of logic-based AI. With that kind of experience, talent, knowledge, and candor, McDermott's opinions of AI are worth hearing:

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