Robotics
Inviting students to participate in Nationwide Design Contest – Aakruti 2018
In Dassault Systemes, Robotics | No commentWe trust you are doing great. We are approaching you to inform you about the launch of National Level Product Design Competition by Dassault Systèmes. Robolab Technologies has signed a MoU with Dassault Systèmes for enhancing research and innovations in academia. We are inviting students to participate in National Level Product Design competition – Aakruti2018. Aakruti is a 3D Product Designing Contest for Engineering and Design students. ABOUT AAKRUTI AAKRUTI was launched in 2011 and has received tremendous response from all over India in the last 7 years. Each year brings forth a different theme with students surpassing the expectations…
ZIGBEE XBEE S2C–How to configure as Coordinator , Router / End Device
In Robotics | No commentDIGI International has recently introduced the new ZIGBEE S2C Module .The previous S2 & the traditional S1 both are discontinued. The new module is powerful with both UART & SPI communication . Operating frequency band is The industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio band ISM 2.4 – 2.5 GHz It utilizes Silicon labs EM357 transceiver The Module is faster and has more RAM & flash memory with much reduced power consumption. Increases the mesh capabilities & consumes under 1 micro amp sleep current. Interface options : UART 1 Mb/s maximum (burst) , SPI 5 Mb/s maximum (burst) Here is the…
Unleashing The Power Of An Innovative Mind
In Atal Tinkering Labs ATL, More Info, Robotics | 1 CommentWith the advent of latest technologies of Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, rapid prototyping, artificial intelligence and big data analysis, humans worldwide are creating thousands of innovations in the form of smart machines In one season, it rains heavily, cities get flooded with water, and life comes to a halt. In another season, there is a scarcity of water and thousands of lives are affected every year with drought. Can I harvest the rain water and manage water scarcity? Class 9 student from Atal Tinkering Lab in a Public school in Himachal Pradesh, India This is one student thinking differently,…
Redefining School Education With Tinkering And Innovation
In Atal Tinkering Labs ATL, More Info, Robotics | No commentDo we not all feel empowered when we learn something new all by ourself? It is this empowering feeling of self-accomplishment that also leads to confidence building in the long run India is on the cusp of a revolution to create a ‘New India ‘. Our Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly believes that with the skills of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, India’s 1.2 billion people will help transform our nation into a ‘New India’. To achieve this goal, what’s essential is that we Innovate in India and Make in India. As the Fourth Industrial Revolution sets in, the manufacturing and…
Making of Atal Innovation Mission Projects
In Atal Tinkering Labs ATL, Robotics | No commentWatch the journey of the students & the staff of JPNV Nigdi who worked together on their innovation projects for Atal Innovation Mission. This collaborative work is so inspiring.
Shuruaat Bus: Atal Tinkering Lab on wheels
In Atal Tinkering Labs ATL, Robotics | 1 CommentThe Global Education & Leadership Foundation launched the Shuruaat Bus as a movement, supported by Facebook, the Atal Innovation Mission (NITI Aayog), and Apollo Tyres, to inspire young change-makers to take on the mantle of entrepreneurship, disrupt the status quo, solve the problems confronted by billions, and become creators of jobs and resources.
A Brief History of Robotics
In Robotics | No commentWhy don’t we have robots taking care of our every need by now? A little history of the field of robotics might help you understand how hard it is to get machines to perform tasks, and how far we’ve come in just a few decades.
Meet Surena Mini, Iran’s New Humanoid Robot
In Robotics | No commentUniversity of Tehran roboticists have built a dancing, karate-chopping little humanoid called Surena Mini.
Magnetic Control of Robotic Swarms
In Robotics | No commentPhilips researchers Jürgen Rahmer and Bernard Gleich demonstrate “selective swarm control” in a Lego robot performing “jumping jacks.”
Mayfield Robotics CTO Kaijen Hsiao on Kuri Robot
In Robotics | No commentMayfield Robotics CTO Kaijen Hsiao describes Kuri, a mobile robot for the home.
UC Berkeley Cockroach-Inspired Robot
In Robotics | No comment“Cockroaches traverse crevices, crawl rapidly in confined spaces, and inspire a soft, legged robot” by Kaushik Jayaram and Robert J. Full, PNAS 2016 : 1514591113v1-201514591.
A Robot Arm That’s Easy to Program
In Robotics | No commentUniversal Robots CEO Enrico Krog Iversen teaches IEEE Spectrum senior editor Erico Guizzo how to program the UR-5 robot arm.
SupraPed Robot on Rough Terrain Simulation
In Robotics | No comment“SupraPeds: Humanoid Contact-Supported Locomotion for 3D Unstructured Environments,” by Oussama Khatib and Shu-Yun Chung from Stanford University, was presented at ICRA 2014 in Hong Kong.
Robots Using Environment Objects as Tools
In Robotics | No comment“Robots Using Environment Objects as Tools: The ‘MacGyver’ Paradigm for Mobile Manipulation,” by Mike Stilman, Can Erdogan, Saul Reynolds-Haertle, Munzir Zafar, Peng Hou, and Gregory Tracy from Georgia Tech, presented at ICRA 2014 in Hong Kong.
Tengu, the Lip-Syncing USB Robot
In Robotics | No commentIEEE Spectrum editor Phillip Ross shows off his new favorite office toy, Tengu. Tengu’s not cheap (he’ll set you back $50) but he does have 8 different faces to mock you with when you speak.
Dean Kamen: The Future of Robotics
In Robotics | No commentThe next great robot… won’t look like a robot at all, according the Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway. Robots will be anywhere and everywhere, but look nothing like C-3PO.
The Full Spectrum: Harvard/MIT Engineering Rivalry
In Robotics | No commentHow do the students on each Cambridge campus feel about Harvard’s new engineering school?
Vernor Vinge: How to Prepare for the Singularity
In Robotics | No commentSci-fi author Vernor Vinge talks about the run-up to a technological singularity and what we can do to engineer the best outcome for humans. The interview is part of IEEE Spectrum’s Singularity Special Report: http://spectrum.ieee.org/singularity In the report, Vinge also updates his ideas in an article called “Signs of the Singularity”: http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/jun08/6306