Random Robot Roundup
Updated: 2012-11-30 18:44:59
All the news that's fit to assimilate Home Blogs Events Robots Humans Projects Podcasts About Account Random Robot Roundup Posted 30 Nov 2012 at 18:44 UTC by steve Bernard Froment sent us info about MOSAIC his collaborative open hardware project to develop service robots . Speaking of service robots , Shannon let us know that the 2013 International Robotics Summit Innorobo for service robotics is coming up March 19-21 in Lyon , France . We noticed a tutorial on PID control for robots using an Arduino it looks to be in Portuguese but that's what Google translate is for The Open Hardware news site , FreeIO.org mentioned an interesting interview with Catarina Mota Roboter Soong told us about the company he co-founded , Makeblock which makes components for robot construction . Remember those
Every week we post a collection of the best robot photos submitted by our readers to our robots.net flickr group. Why? Because everyone likes to see cool new robots! This week's collection includes a law enforcement robot from Knoxville, a variety of robot art, some robot toys, hobby robots, and even a cat that likes robots. If you'd like to submit your robot photos, join the robots.net flickr group. If you're not already a flickr member, it's free and easy to sign up. Read on to see the best robot photos of the week!
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All the news that's fit to assimilate Home Blogs Events Robots Humans Projects Podcasts About Account Best Robot Photos of the Week Posted 19 Nov 2012 at 19:46 UTC by steve This is the first of a new weekly feature on robots.net . Every week we'll post a collection of the best robot photos submitted by you to our robots.net flickr group Why Because everyone likes to see cool robots This week's collection includes a little of everything to give you and idea of the sort of photos we'd like to see . Photos of real robots , robot competitions , robot being used in research and STEM education projects . But we'd also like to see robot art of all kinds , movie robot replica projects , vintage toy robots , pretty much anything related to robots . If you'd like to submit your robot photo for next
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