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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 21:59 |
Evolution Robotics was one of the first companies to introduce a commercial implementation of a generic software robotic platform. Their product, called ERSP combines a cross-platform runtime environment, a graphical drag-n-drop development environment, a visual object recognition system (ViRP) and a vision-based localization and mapping (vSLAM) system. The computer vision system and the SLAM system are based on SIFT algorithm invented by David Lowe.
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Read more... [ERSP Evolution Robotics]
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 21:16 |
 The Player is a popular open source TCP/IP-based hardware abstraction layer for a growing number of robotic hardware modules. The Stage and Gazebo provide accompanying simulation environments. The environments support multi-robot simulations suitable for research in swarm- or team-working of robots.
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Read more... [Player, Stage, Gazebo]
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 21:03 |
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OROCOS is an open source set of libraries for advanced motion and robot control.
- OROCOS comes with its own runtime environment optimized for real-time applications. The environment makes use of lock-free buffers, making it suitable for deterministic real-time applications.
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Read more... [OROCOS]
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 02:52 |
 Robots manufactured by MobileRobots MobileRobots produces autonomous robots that are the de-facto standard robotic platforms for researchers. The company also diversified into service robotics by introducing delivery robots, security patrol robots, and tele-presence robots.
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Read more... [Mobile Robotics]
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 02:52 |
 A robot controlled by Skilligent software uses its arm to grab an object from a trainer's hand Skilligent is a leader in commercial robot learning and social interaction technology. Their product called Robot Learning and Behavior Control System is a complete robotic intelligence system for learning multi-task service robots with the capability of utilizing robotic arm manipulators.
The philosophy of the product is to eliminate programming by introducing a fully trainable control system. After integrating the software into a robot (this still might require programming), a user starts communicating to the robot via gestures, attracting its attention to objects or places, and invoking "reflexive behaviors" through known stimuli.
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Read more... [Skilligent]
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 02:52 |
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Microsoft launched its own robotic software platform called Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio (MSRS).
Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio is an example of the "purists" approach. It provides a runtime environment, a graphical drag-n-drop service creation environment and a simulation environment, but does not have its own built-in "artificial intelligence" components, such as a computer vision system, a navigation system, or a robot learning system. Instead, it relies on a growing number of partners that supply the "intelligence content" for the framework.
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Read more... [Microsoft Robotics Studio (MSRS 1.5)]
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 02:52 |
 iRobot's AWARE 2.0 is a software robotic platform developed by iRobot for a range of military robots produced by the company.
iRobot has a large base of robots already deployed with the US Army, law enforcement agencies and foreign militaries. iRobot encourages third party developers to build add-ons to the robots. If you want to sell your payloads or technology through iRobot to their customers, you have to integrate your product with AWARE -- and pay the related license fees.
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Read more... [iRobot AWARE 2.0]
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 02:52 |
 Urbi is a robotic software platform built by Gostai. It includes a runtime environment, a nice set of development tools, an OCU program, and a hardware abstraction layer for several robots. One of the great features of the platform is its accompanying set of graphical development tools called Urbi Studio, a toolsuite aimed at simplifying the creation of robotics applications. The tools are called urbiLive, urbiMove, and urbiLab.
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Read more... [Gostai Urbi]
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Wednesday, 29 November 2006 15:42 |
 Avec une interface graphique intuitive, le logiciel RTMaps est un outil de productivité par excellence des départements de R&D et des laboratoires qui s’intéressent aux applications capteurs avancées et à la fusion de données.
Les domaines susceptibles de s'intéresser à cette technologie vont de l'automobile à la robotique, en permettant de prototyper n'importe quels algorithmes utilisant des données "capteurs" précisément datées et synchronisées.
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Read more... [RTMaps]
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