61. FCS Robotics, High Performance Haptics. A manufacturer and supplier of the HapticsMASTER, a highperformance interface. http://www.fcs-robotics.com

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62. Meier Förder-Robot GmbH - Engineering - Automation - Fördertechnik - Roboter Realisierung schl¼sselfertiger Automatisierungsanlagen f¼r die produzierende Industrie in Europa. Informationen zum Leistungsumfang sowie aktuelle Projekte. CH4226 Breitenbach http://www.mfr-robotics.com/

63. E-Robot - Erguel Robotics Technologies erobot est bas©   St-Imier, concoure pour participer   Eurobot, championnat de robotique autonome. Photos du robot, statut du club et r¨glement. http://www.dezeque.com/e-robot/

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64. The Harvard Robotics Laboratory more news. Lab Overview. The Harvard robotics Laboratory was founded in 1983 by Prof. Roger Brockett. 20032004 Harvard robotics Laboratory and the authors. http://hrl.harvard.edu/

@import url("hrl.css"); Home People Research Publications ... Talks Projects Analog Sorting Demo [avi] Pattern Generation Demo [mov] Pendulum Stabilization Demo [mov] [More projects] News "Boundary of quantum evolution under decoherence" article by Navin Khaneja , Burkhard Luy and Steffen J. Glaser establishes physical limits on how closely a quantum mechanical system can be steered to a desired target state in the presence of relaxation. It appeared in the December 11, 2003 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. "Active Sensing and Data Driven Algorithm Selection" talk Roger Brockett considers a computational analog of active sensing and casts data driven algorithms as a type of sensing. It was originally given as a planary talk at the 2003 IEEE KIMAS Conference "Making use of Hidden Symmetries in Data" Roger Brockett gave this plenary talk at the 2003 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory . In it, he describes topological invariants in data and discusses how finite state machines can be viewed as "skeletons" of differential equations. [more news] Lab Overview The Harvard Robotics Laboratory was founded in 1983 by Prof.

65. Popular Mechanics - Science - Robotics Articles discussing the latest news on robotics technology and artificial intelligence research. http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/robotics/

Select another article WTC Rebirth Micro Warfare Machines That Build Machines Disney Reinvents Itself Sixth Sensors Robots Of The Deep Robots Team Up Shrinking Micromachines Robot Population Explosion Lego Mania Comuterized Personality Artificial Intelligence Robots Computer-Generated Plant VCR Alert Articles Current Archive New Archive ... Get Ready For Molecule-Size Machines A new generation of tools will make molecule-size machines a reality. Lego Mania Robotics are a snap with the new "intelligent" Mindstorms kits from Lego. VCR Alert for Machine Lovers History Channel documentary tells the story of the machines that make the machines. Documentary Explains How Machines Build Machines History Channel documentary tells the story of the machines that make the machines. Robot Population Explosion Artificial Intelligence Robots May Be Smarter Than You Incorporating the latest artificial intelligence technology, these robots may be smarter than you. Students Explore How Real People Respond To Virtual People Students explore how people respond to virtual people. Computer-Generated Manufacturing Plant Streamlines The Real Thing Computers bring about dramatic changes in manufacturing.

66. AI Lab Zurich : Links : Robotics updated Mar 26, 2001 27158th access since Aug 9, 1997, robotics Links Send questions and remarks to chandana@ifi.unizh.ch · Design by Alex Riegler http://www.ifi.unizh.ch/groups/ailab/links/robotic.html

updated: Mar 26, 2001 access since Aug 9, 1997 Robotics Links Send questions and remarks to chandana@ifi.unizh.ch Alex Riegler About Research Laboratories ... Famous Dudes (personal homepages) Journals (refereed, in paper and online) Robots Clubs Robotics Companies Other Sources (Conferences, Repositories, Software, Competitions, Courses) Topics (Teleoperation, Autonomy, Industrial Robots, Learning) Index of AI Lab Links About Much of this information is gleaned from the Robotics Internet Resources Page of LPR, UMass. , which in turn was created using the comp.robotics FAQ maintained by Kevin Dowling (nivek@cmu.edu) . or using Jonathan Fletcher's JumpStation and just plain WWW surfing. Reading comp.robotics.misc and comp.robotics.research also helped a lot. Try also VLSI and robotics lab of the Indiana University , or the U. of Central Florida , they are comprehensive overviews of robotics related WWW sites. Kevin Dowling has converted the FAQ into an easy-to-use Hypertext FAQ. If necessary, you can get the latest FAQ from the MIT archive . Ron Kube's Grad Student's Who's Who in Robotics is also available (Also in WWW format) Research Laboratories' Home Pages ACM's SIGART (Special Interest Group for Artificial Intelligence).

67. Triangle Amateur Robotics TAR is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Originally a homebrew computer club founded in 1975, the group was renamed to TAR in 1987. TAR holds monthly meetings and an annual contest. http://www.triangleamateurrobotics.org/

Triangle Amateur Robotics Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill home people news calendar ... web page login: Triangle Amateur Robotics (TAR) is dedicated to creating personal robots for fun and knowledge. We meet at 7:30pm on the first Monday of each month on the North Carolina State University campus. Anyone is welcome to join us for a meeting, just show up! 214 Daniels Hall North Carolina State University Raleigh, North Carolina - see map - Be sure to check out the new club merchandise page! This web page is generated on the fly by a custom perl script. Web-related issues should be directed to

68. JOKER Robotics - Intelligent Controllers And Robots With Vision joker robotics, Intelligent Controllers and Robots with onboard Vision, sells mobile robots, robotic kits, robots, motors, servos, software, EyeBot http://www.joker-robotics.com/

Home Products Distributors Prices ... Contact Product Range EyeCon EyeCam SoccerBot Android ... EyeBook JOKER Robotics has been founded in 1995 in Germany and now has its headquarters in Western Australia. We develop, manufacture, and distribute highest quality controllers and mobile robot systems for research and education. Distributors for JOKER Robotics / Contact for End-Customers Area Company Web Contact/Email Phone Fax Europe AndroTec, Germany www.eyebot.de Michael Kasper North America Zagros Robotics, USA www.zagrosrobotics.com AJ Neal RobotOz, Australia www.robotoz.com.au Rik Favalli Japan Shinkawa, Japan www.shinkawa.co.jp Satoko Oishi Korea Soosung Education System, Korea soosungedu.co.kr Doo-Yeob Park Contact for Distributors and Volume Purchases JOKER Robotics ABN 60 354 369 197 1 Warreen Place City Beach, WA 6015 Australia email: web: www.joker-robotics.com

69. Robots, AGV's & Robotic Sensing ActivMedia robotics designs, integrates and manufactures intelligent mobile robots and their navigation, control, sensing and response systems. http://www.activmedia.com/

ABOUT ACTIVMEDIA ROBOTICS WHAT'S UNIQUE ABOUT ACTIVMEDIA ROBOTS? NEWS CONTACT ActivMedia Robotics designs, integrates and manufactures intelligent mobile robots and their navigation, control, sensing and response systems. We have over 1,700 robots in the field worldwide and are uniquely poised to lead the commercial service robots industry. Research funding includes grants from DARPA and NIH. We are actively seeking marketing and technology partners. PRODUCTS APPLICATIONS Robot Guards, Guides, LaserPlans ... Software TRAINING SEMINAR SCHEDULE Planning for Mobile Robots in the Enterprise SUPPORT CUSTOMERS Our robots on the job at: Hewlett-Packard C/Net News Pfizer Global Business 2.0, Nov, 2003 Intel Named one of America's Fastest Growing Technology ... Read our Interview

70. Yoky Matsuoka Mechanical Engineering professor. robotics Institute researcher. Humanmachine interaction, medical robotics, neuroengineering. http://www.me.cmu.edu/people/faculty/matsuoka.htm

SEARCH Yoky Matsuoka TITLE Assistant Professor AREAS Human-machine interaction, medical robotics, neural control of movement, learning, and neuroengineering. DEGREES B.S. 1993, University of California, Berkeley; M.S. 1995 and Ph.D. 1998, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Carnegie Mellon, 2000- WEBPAGE Personal Homepage PHONE FAX EMAIL yoky@andrew.cmu.edu ADDRESS Carnegie Mellon University Mechanical Engineering Scaife Hall 310 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Professor Matsuoka's research is directed toward developing neuromuscular rehabilitation and assistive robotic devices to understand and enhance human learning capabilities. There are three multidisciplinary approaches taken in this research. The first approach is the development of rehabilitation and assistive robots (i.e. wearable, haptic, and humanoid robots). There is growing acceptance of robots as safe devices for surgery and rehabilitation. However, the relationship between the design of the robot and the effect on the interacting person is not well understood. Professor Matsuoka intends to optimize robot design, actuators and sensors for safety, comfort and human motor performance enhancement.

71. 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:

72. Construction Area. Hard Hats Required. The Home Page of the IU Computer Science Department s Analog VLSI and robotics Lab. IU Computer Science Analog VLSI robotics Laboratory. Welcome to our lab! http://www.cs.indiana.edu/robotics/robotics.html

The is part of Indiana University 's Department of Computer Science, which has a Construction Area. Hard Hats Required. Newly active construction area (October 20, 1995). IU Computer Science Welcome to our lab! We are studying Analog VLSI in the form of Extended Analog Computers (a combination of Lukasiewicz Logic Arrays and Kirchoff machines), and Robotics by building cooperative insect-like robots in a colony. Robotics people at IU. Stiquito is a small six legged robot, invented by Jonathan Mills, that can stand on a business card. Stiquito Colony A colony of Stiquito robots for the study of collective behavior. Robotics Information on the Internet. Lab facilities we have access to for doing robotics. Projects we are working on. Maintained by Jason L. Almeter (jla@cs.indiana.edu) Please e-mail any suggestions or comments.

73. HEPENIX Ltd. Designs, produces, installs, maintains equipment for plant automation, robotics, nuclear techniques, other. Teaching and consulting. http://www.datanet.hu/hepenix/index_en.html

74. Robotics Trends :: Robots And Robotics Technology News, Information And Analysis DARPA s Grand Challenge robotics Race or Components Race? Sensors are key enabling components for advanced robotics applications. http://www.roboticstrends.com/

@import url("themes/robotics/style/style.css"); QBPATH='/javascript'; VISUAL=0; SECURE=1; Your browser does not support script DARPA's Grand Challenge... Robotics Race or Components Race? Sensors are key enabling components for advanced robotics applications. In many ways, sensor component technology is driving the robotics market, especially as the demands on robotics applications become greater and the "reach" robotics applications extends beyond manufacturing and assembly environments. But are sensors driving the robotics market, or is it the other way around? The DARPA Grand Challenge provides some insights. By David Duke Read the Full Story Opinion Why Robot Cars Are Important Some would argue that for the forseeable future robo-cars will be primarily limited to use in the military. But according to Pete Markiewicz, a number of business and societal factors argue against that limited viewpoint. By Dr. Pete Markiewicz Vendor Spotlight Toyota Gets in the Game Toyota joins Honda and Sony in Japan's humanoid robotics technology race with a pair of trumpet-playing robots. More importantly, the company announced the creation of a new division with the aim of commercializing humanoid robots by 2010. by Dan Kara In this Issue Project to Study Unmanned Planes iRobot and Evolution Robotics Joined By Industry Leading Suppliers, Associations and Media Firms in Sponsorship of RoboNexus

75. Merlin Control Systems North Yorkshire, UK company that builds, installs, and services industrial control and automation, robotics, electrical panel building, PLCs, and motor controls. http://www.merlin-controls.com/

welcome to Merlin Control Systems Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1748 810811 Fax: +44 (0)1748 810881 Station Road, Brompton-on-Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire. DL10 7SE document.write(DOCH1); document.write(DOCW1); document.write(DOCH2); document.write(DOCW2); document.write(HEAD1); document.write(HEAD2); document.write(TEXT1) document.write(TEXT2) document.write(TEXT3) document.write(TEXT4) document.write(TEXT5) Merlin Control Systems Ltd, Station Road, Brompton-on-Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7SE Merlin Controls Robotics Process Control Automation PLC Control Systems CNC Servo HMI Scada Electrical Panel Design Custom Electronics At Merlin Control Systems Ltd, we like to pride ourselves on the levels of expertise and service that we can offer to our customers. To support our core business of providing efficient and cost effective solutions in the field of automation and control, we encompass a range of skills from electrical design to system programming, bespoke electronics to safety interfaces, mechanical handling, motors and pneumatic systems. As well as new systems, we specialise in upgrading and retrofitting existing equipment.

76. WELCOME TO JPL ROBOTICS PAGE Official site of NASA robotics research from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. http://robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/homepage.html

HOME PEOPLE GROUPS RESEARCH ... RELATED LINKS Maintained by Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu CL 02-1918 TECHNOLOGY: Cryobot A cryobot is a vehicle which moves through ice by melting the ice wall directly in front of it taking measurements of the encountered environment, and sending the collected data or images to the surface of the ice. In Depth: TECHNOLOGY: ROBOT WORK CREW Site construction operations by autonomous robotic systems are essential for a sustained robotic presence and human habitation on Mars. We have developed a software and hardware framework for cooperating multiple robots performing such tightly coordinated tasks. In Depth: TECHNOLOGY: CLARAty This task is developing and implementing a comprehensive control architecture for multiple, disparate, interacting, planetary rovers. The control of these systems will utilize the architecture to implement artificial intelligence techniques for autonomous sequence planning, error handling, and recovery during surface operations in an unknown terrain. In Depth: TECHNOLOGY: Urbie Tactical Mobile Robot.

77. Friendly Robotics - Home Page Affordable, fully automatic lawnmower. Your presence on the lawn is no longer required. It mows, you don't! http://www.friendlyrobotics.com/

78. Hoppmann: High Speed Equipment And Engineering For Assembly Automation Parts handling, vision guided robotics, assembly systems, labeling systems, centrifugal feeders, prefeeders, orienters, bottle unscramblers, integration capabilities. http://www.hoppmann.com/

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79. U.S. Robotics Product And Support Information: United Kingdom, Deutschland, Espa The European International page for US robotics, the world s number one modem brand, carries a full line of connectivity products, including ISDN modems, v.92 http://www.usr-emea.com/index.asp

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80. 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!

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