Stuff from Robotics Summit

From the Robotics Summit Virtual Conference March 10, 2011

Web Links
First one is a great How to Build a Robot Tutorial from RoboShop.

GEARS Educational Systems

Project Lead the Way

HannoWare (12blocks – graphical programming, robots and other engineering and educational technology)

http://www.modk.it/ makes Arduino programming a little easier

Also wanted to mention there are general NXT forums at http://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/mindboards and http://thenxtstep.com/smf/


Tufts University Center for Engineering Education and Outreach

http://www.learntodiscover.org/

Willow Garage Robotics

Scratch Programming Environment MIT’s basic drag and drop programming language (great for beginner programmers)

http://www.youtube.com/user/trossenrobotics

Aldebaran Robotics

Freescale
Freescale Mobile Robotics Site

RobotSEE Freescale side project that is a simple robot programming language. Also see TowerGeeks for more on this project. Also check out the IMX53QSB Single board Computer.

Still looking for more info on:

The low-cost Freescale Robot ( FreeBot ) is a 4 Degrees Of Freedom walking robot with touch sensors, and a 3-axis accelerometer. The robot is a sensor programming training assistant, used in hands-on classes around the world. The robot is upgradeable with a low-cost embedded Linux computer converting it into a Linux/Android programming and Computer Vision training platform.

The video says it will be available on the Freescale website on April 4, 2011 for $199, but I can’t find it yet……..

Vgo Robot

Cogmation
Cogmation Robotics Simulation Software. See video generated below:

PS they are working with USFirst to develop there simulation software!

Open Robotics Platform
CoroWare Open Robotics Platform

More products

BeeBot
BeeBot programmable robot for small children.

Hamburger making NXT Robot

Building Robots for Fun and Learning

Don’t worry if you missed this one, you can watch most of the presentations on the web, you can also mark your calendar for future events….just go to the link below:

Future and Past Robotics Virtual Conferences

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