Monthly Archives: July 2011

Virtual BreadBoard

Just found http://www.virtualbreadboard.net/ The description on the website reads: VirtualBreadboard is a simulation and development environment for embedded applications that use microcontrollers. It is easy to use and can replace a protoboard for experimenting with new designs. VBB simulates many … Continue reading

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Flying robotic seagull attracts flock of birds

From: Los Angeles Times July 26, 2011 German engineering firm Festo has developed a robotic seagull that’s so lifelike it appeared to fool real birds into thinking that it was part of the flock. SmartBird is an ultralight flapping-wing robot … Continue reading

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Robot Emotions on Display

Polish Robot Coaxes Expressiveness Out of Weird Design From: IEEE Spectrum July 14, 2011 We’re always impressed by how much expressiveness and emotion can be squeezed out of even the simplest robot faces if they’re cleverly done, and Emys (for … Continue reading

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Watch “The Future of NASA with Neil deGrasse Tyson” on YouTube

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Landroids

Ran across this “Google Science Fair” video and had to share it. More on the Landroids at http://www.landroids.org/

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Traveling Robotics

Photo by Sue Watson From South Reporter Date: June 9, 2011 Byhalia Middle and High School students taking physical science and chemistry got an hour each to play with robots. The traveling road show for engineering at the University of … Continue reading

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Robot Ad

Had to share this one!

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Obama Commanding Robot Revolution, Announces Major Robotics Initiative

From: IEEE Spectrum June 24, 2011 President Barack Obama loves robots. He’s invited bots to the White House and has even befriended a Japanese android. But now Obama has gone one step further: He’s decided to lead what may be … Continue reading

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