81. 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. Projects - Links to robotics and electronics projects by CRS members. 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. Messages - Post messages to others about your robotics and electronics projects on the CRS message board or enter the CRS Chat Room for some lively conversations. Welcome to the Connecticut Robotics Society! "CRS" is an informal group of hobbyists, experimenters, and robot builders who meet monthly on the University of Hartford campus in West 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

82. Robotics Research Group Home Page robotics Research Group. Welcome to the robotics Research Group in the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford. robotics Information. http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/

Robotics Research Group Members Department of Engineering Science University of Oxford Contact Search How To Find Us CONTACT US Robotics Research Group Ewert House, Ewert Place Summertown Oxford Telephone: Fax: Robotics Research Group Welcome to the Robotics Research Group in the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford. Established by Professor Michael Brady in 1985 the Robotics Research Group brought together a group of like-minded engineers working in robotics research and artificial intelligence. Since then it has grown to 10 research groups whose interests range from medical imaging to producing scheduling tools for manufacturing. The Robotics Research Group is based primarily on two sites: the temporary accommodation in Ewert House, Summertown and the Jenkin Building within the Engineering Science triangle. The new Information Engineering Building currently under construction is scheduled for occupation by the whole group in 2005. The Robotics Research Group consists of 8 research groups: Active Vision Visual Geometry Medical Image Analysis Medical Image Analysis has strong links to research group Functional MRI of the Brain.

83. Biomimetic Products, Inc. Biomedical devices and industrial robotics using smart materials as artificial muscles. Robotic propulsion with locomotion actuators and sensors. http://www.biomimetic.com/

84. Inova Computers - The Source For 3U CompactPCI Background in multiple backplane bus technologies, focusing on design and implementation of industrial/embedded systems for use in process control, robotics, telecommunications, and traffic and transportation. http://www.inova-computers.com

Inova Computers is a worldwide organization that has built a reputation as the leading provider of high-tech, high-performance products based on CompactPCI technology. This technology, founded by a team of leading companies, is designed for the 21st Century and places PC power and flexibility into 19" industrial systems.

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86. Multibody Dynamics Simulation Develops state of the art multibody dynamics simulation programs for the aerospace, automotive, robotics, and biomechanics research and engineering communities. The DynaWiz package can accommodate contact constraints, inverse dynamics, and flexible body effects. http://www.concurrent-dynamics.com/

CDI Services Search Download Why Multibody Dynamics Simulation? At Concurrent Dynamics... we develop Multibody Dynamics Simulation MDS MDS is a an important tool for product design, testing and development in the aerospace, automotive and robotics industries today. Dynawiz, our MDS program developed with Lagrangian formulation, accommodates forward and inverse dynamics, contact constraints, and prescribed motion. It also models system with flexible member bodies. It comes in versions that solve the multibody dynamics equations by O(n^3) methods and by recursive O(n) methods, where n=degree of freedom of the plant. [The O(n) versions accommodate rigid body dynamics only at this time. Another O(n) version is being developed to simulate systems with both rigid/flex member bodies.] It runs on PC and on Workstations. It works in Matlab(5.3 and up )/Simulink(c). It also works in the PC/DOS environment. MultiVehicle Capability... for the Simulink implementation, lets you simulate multiple vehicles concurrently. Each vehicle is represented by its own Dynawiz S-function. These vehicles could be satellites, aircraft, or ground vehicles or robots. They can operate independently, or interact with each other. This capability has many aerospace applications, such as Space Station and Shuttle proximity ops, satellite-to-satellite crosslink antenna control dynamics, and spacecraft docking maneuvers. In robotics, you can analyze the performance of a few robots that are executing a coordinated task.For inverse dynamics application, you can run two identical mechanisms in a master-slave arrangement. The master Dynawiz runs in the inverse dynamics mode generating the desired hinge torque or forces to drive the slave Dynawiz. The latter would then move according to the input trajectory fed to the master Dynawiz. Etc...

87. Univ. Of Cambridge, Dept. Of Engineering. - Machine Intelligence Machine Intelligence Laboratory. The Machine Intelligence Laboratory comprises three research groups. Computer Vision robotics Group. http://svr-www.eng.cam.ac.uk/

88. 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/

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89. MD Robotics MacDonald Dettwiler Space and Advanced robotics Ltd. http://www.mdrobotics.ca/

90. 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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94. Association Nationale Des Créateurs De Robots Informations et donn©es techniques sur les robots centr©es autour de la French Cup of robotics. http://www.ancr.org/

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98. 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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100. 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.

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