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(May 21, 2011) Andrew Ng (Stanford University) is building robots to improve the lives of millions. From autonomous helicopters to robotic perception, Ng's research in machine learning and artificial intelligence could result one day in a robot that can clean your house. STAN: Society, Technology, Art and Nature, was Stanford University's prototype conferecne for TEDxStanford, and showcased some of the university's top faculty, students, alumni and performers in an intense four-hour event laced with surprising appearances and memorable experiences. STAN, modeled after TED, explored big questions about society, technology, art and nature in a format that invites feedback and engagement. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu STAN 2011: stan2011.stanford.edu Andrew Ng ai.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com

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In this weeks episode of The Latest in Hobby Robotics, Frits Lyneborg is giving you 2 tips to fun a nerd can have with RC cars. The first and easy one is "Build something new from the parts". The second, and more complex one is to upgrade your RC car with "computer assisted sliding control". There is also a sneak preview of one of the Multicopters that Frits is testing for later episodes; the QuadPod from snelflight.co.uk Make your first robot letsmakerobots.com Letsmakerobots.com on twitter: twitter.com

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Ishikawa Komuro Lab's high-speed robot hand performing impressive acts of dexterity and skillful manipulation. For more information, see Hizook.com -- www.hizook.com

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Lecture by Professor Oussama Khatib for Introduction to Robotics (CS223A) in the Stanford Computer Science Department. In the first lecture of the quarter, Professor Khatib provides an overview of the course. CS223A is an introduction to robotics which covers topics such as Spatial Descriptions, Forward Kinematics, Inverse Kinematics, Jacobians, Dynamics, Motion Planning and Trajectory Generation, Position and Force Control, and Manipulator Design. Complete Playlist for the Course: www.youtube.com CS 223A Course Website: cse.stanford.edu Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com

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In this weeks edition of The Latest in Hobby Robotics, Frits and Andrew are taking a fast tour of 10 cool hobby robot projects! Here are links to the projects in the video: CNC machine v2.1 - aka "Valkyrie Reloaded" letsmakerobots.com Z-39 - made by CNC letsmakerobots.com HXT900 Hexapod letsmakerobots.com DAGU Robot Arm with Roboduino Control through keyboard letsmakerobots.com LMouseR letsmakerobots.com Phototropic Bristlebot letsmakerobots.com Hand Of Bob - Alternative Robonova Robot Grippers letsmakerobots.com Towers of Hanoi with Picaxe 08M letsmakerobots.com Robot platform for various 'bot experiments letsmakerobots.com My First Robotic Arm letsmakerobots.com Low-cost gripper letsmakerobots.com

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(click for time bookmarks) more info: www.robotspodcast.com | robotpig.net - Running at 9 km/h (00:00) - Hopping on One Leg (fixed point) (00:22) - Hopping on One Leg (circular motion) (01:38) - Hopping on Two Legs (circular motion) (02:55) - Kicking a Ball (04:18) [video from Honda - edit: Robotpig.net]

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Awesome Sony robots in Japan! They move really smoothly and quickly for machines. I'm impressed.

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Read more: www.newscientist.com Robotics researchers are increasingly turning to nature for inspiration. Watch a robotic salamander, a water strider robot, mechanical cockroaches and some cool self-configuring robots. Footage courtesy of: University of Essex, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Carnegie Mellon University, ULB-EPFL, Tokyo Institute of Technology, National Institute of Advanced Science and Technology (AIST).

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Learn how to make a drifting robot car with a few cheap components and some simple code in this tutorial episode of The Latest in Hobby Robotics. The car used in the video is a "Fast Lane RC Monster Drift 1:24″ by Maisto Tech. It's sold in many webshops and on eBay. The code shown in the video can be downloaded here: letsmakerobots.com Microcontroller used: PICAXE 08M on AXE230 by Revolution Education (picaxe.com) Ultra-Sonic Ranger used: SRF05 by Devantech Ltd (robot-electronics.co.uk) Tools used: DSO nano - Pocket size oscilloscope by Seeed Studio (www.makershed.com Simple Servo Tester by Gadget Gangster (gadgetgangster.com) How to make your very first robot: letsmakerobots.com Letsmakerobots.com on twitter: twitter.com

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This project is for my sophomore year science fair project and is a newer, better version compared to my first one: www.youtube.com Jeremy Blum was the person who printed the hand for me so go check out his great tutorials and videos: www.youtube.com If you have any questions or requests for tutorial or anything please message me or email me at njkl44@gmail.com Thank You, Easton

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Robotic Assembly System - fanucrobotics.com The FANUC M-1iA/0.5A is a six-axis robot with a unique parallel-link design, making it ideal for the assembly application we'll see in this video. In this assembly demonstration, electric connector pins are moved into the robot's work area along an infeed conveyor. These pins are randomly oriented and are visible to the M-1iA robot through a built-in camera that utilizes FANUC Robotics' 2D iRVision. There are two cameras used in this system. The first camera -- mounted on the head of the M-1iA robot - faces downward, and detects the orientation of the randomly located pins on the conveyor. A monitor shows what this camera is seeing. Once a pin is picked up from the conveyor, the robot presents the end of the pin to a second camera used to find the pin's orientation. This second camera is mounted below the robot work area. Once the pin's orientation is verified, the good pin is placed into an insulated connector assembly. Through FANUC iRVision, the robot is also able to detect defective pins. If a bad pin is found, the robot does not place the pin into the connector assembly, but instead drops it into a reject pile and continues its work. Once this insulated connector reaches its capacity, the job is complete; so the tray recycles the pins back to the conveyor, and the demonstration starts over.

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Harvard researchers have created a soft robot inspired by animals like starfish and worms. Read more: spectrum.ieee.org

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Zhejiang University has developed some bipedal humanoid robots and programmed them to play ping-pong! More info: www.plasticpals.com

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In the first part of the video below, you can see TUM-James, a PR2 Beta Programm robot, and TUM-Rosie cooperatively preparing the traditional Bavarian Weisswurst Frühstück (Bavarian Sausage Breakfast). TUM-Rosie is collecting the sausages, putting them into the pot with boiling water, waiting for them to be cooked and, finally, finding and getting them out of the pot into the serving bowl. TUM-James is meanwhile slicing the french baguette using a regular electric bread slicer and in the end serving the sausages and the bread to the class of highly regarded roboticists. In the second part of the video, TUM-James is shown simulating the shopping task, bringing the groceries home and placing them to the places they are meant to be stored in. It uses 3D perception algorithms from PCL in order to detect object candidates in the storage rack and ODUfinder system to recognize them. Grasping and manipulation of the shopping basket is done using James's haptic capabilities. Finally, to infer where do the objects belong to, TUM-James queries KnowRob system and computes the maximum WUP similarity (aka relatedness) to the other objects in the kitchen's ontology. By Intelligent Autonomous Systems Group at Technische Universität München www.ias.cs.tum.edu See the long and annotated versions of the video here Breakfast-part: www.youtube.com Shopping-part: www.youtube.com Song: "Marbert Rocel: Cornflake Boy (Solomun Vocal Remix) (P) & © 2008, Compost Records Musik/ Text: Panthera Krause <b>...</b>

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Chris The Carpenter is giving his wife a ride, Jaimie's robot is now bigger than him, MarkusB keeps launching rockets, Stoerpeak has made a cheap robot arm that can copy moves, and LMR is written in sweets by mogul's m&m sorter #3. All this in what will be the last version of the weekly version of The Latest in Hobby Robotics. Hosted by Frits Lyneborg. Here are links related to this show: Chris The Carpenter's robot Walter: letsmakerobots.com Jaimie's Giant Robot Project: letsmakerobots.com MarkusB's Sky observer V3 letsmakerobots.com Stoerpeak's mini robotic arm letsmakerobots.com mogul's m&m sorter #3: letsmakerobots.com Inspiration any time: letsmakerobots.com How to build a robot: letsmakerobots.com Letsmakerobots.com on twitter: twitter.com Music used in this video: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" creativecommons.org

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My entry for the 555 timer contest. An easy approach to learning servo control systems and robotics while learning electronics. The 2 motor walker is Mark Tilden's original idea with BEAM robotics. Sine servos is my idea. More info can be found here: www.google.com Please note: I have no patience for any sort of analog vs digital troll comments and they'll be deleted without notice.

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Read more at www.japantrends.com Robotic bear pillow Jukusui-Kun aims to stop snoring and tackle Sleep Apnea Syndrome

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More info: blog.makezine.com Links of interest: Ignoblegnome, see his robots here: letsmakerobots.com Frits Lyneborg, host: letsmakerobots.com Isotope's Laydybug: letsmakerobots.com Nuumio's LadyBugBot clone: letsmakerobots.com Skaterj10′s Freedom555bot: letsmakerobots.com Tyberius's Giger v4 Custom Humanoid Robot: letsmakerobots.com

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For a month, Pierpaolo Petruzziello's amputated arm was connected to a robotic limb, allowing him to feel sensations and control the arm with his thoughts. Rossella Lorenzi talks to him about the bionic experiment.

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Purchase: ow.ly Find us on Facebook: ow.ly PURCHASE: itunes.apple.com Music Video by Smokey Robotic / Rachael Freedman performing "SR" off the The Shark & The Helicopter LP. Purchase The Shark & The Helicopter LP: itunes.apple.com Written and performed by Seer & Father Dude. Music produced by !llmind & Konrad Old Money. Bass Guitar: Craig Weinberg Smokey Robotic and artist Rachael Freedman bring back the power of love and imagination with "SR." View more of Rachael Freedman's art at: www.hungrytortoise.com Animator, cartoonist and Superfuturistic dreamer, Rachael Freedman, is not from this planet. Neither is Smokey, which may be why the two get along so well. While the four members of the group were building a new spaceship in NYC, little Smokey and Ms. Freedman escaped to an oasis to bring the song, SR, to life. The video includes over 4000 drawings crafted by Ms. Freedman's hand. SR is a colorful ode to the power of love and imagination. In a time when violence and ignorance dominate the television, and factories produce 99 percent of art. SR shows us visions of a Superfuture where artists take back music, art, and the power to inspire. Superfuturistic, "What's the definition?" It's when you push your dreams and make the best of living. Smokey Robotic Members: Seer -- a crazy poet with a crazier vision. Father Dude -- a vocalist with an intoxicating voice that parts clouds in the sky. !llmind -- a hip-hop veteran and professor of the arts. Konrad Old Money -- a producer <b>...</b>

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More from the 'Robo-One' Championships in Tokyo - this time, it's two-legged robots punching their way to the title of 'Best Robot Fighter'. Check out our Magical themed play list @ www.youtube.com

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In-home test of the Neato Robotics XV-11 autonomous robotic vacuum. Read the full review at www.botjunkie.com

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IEEE spectrum (spectrum.ieee.org) takes you inside Kiva Systems' robotic warehouse, where orange robots make inventory move instead of workers. Over time the system becomes increasingly efficient, with the robots learning from the wisdom of the crowd. To read more about Kiva Systems and how their robots work, check out the article at http

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Video part of the report "Soft-Tissue Injury in Robotics," by Sami Haddadin, Alin Albu-Schaffer, and Gerd Hirzinger at the Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, DLR - German Aerospace Center, Wessling, Germany.

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UCSF Medical Center has opened a new automated hospital pharmacy believed to be the nation's most comprehensive facility using robotic technology and electronics to prepare and track medications with the goal of improving patient safety. Not a single error has occurred in the 350000 doses of medication prepared during the system's recent phase implementation. To read more: www.ucsf.edu

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From the Biorobotics Lab at Carnegie Mellon University, a snake robot (Snakebot) demonstrates how it can climb a tree and look around. Please keep in mind that this robot climbed a specific tree with a specific trunk width about 1 meter off of the ground. The researchers working to design, build and program these robots still have much work to do to get these bots to climb taller trees of various sizes and to navigate over branches and wires.

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In this weeks edition of The Latest in Hobby Robotics, Frits and Andrew are looking at an interesting home made project: An environmental homemade robot, with some interesting moves, plus it's own oxygen, hydrogen tank hooked up to a fuel cell. Finally there is a tip from OddBot on how to use the reset button on Arduinos as a function on your projects. Here are links of interest, related to the show: Mr Lobster (TeleFox Whegs example) letsmakerobots.com Using a Hybrid Wheels and Legs Whegs: biorobots.cwru.edu RHex: kodlab.seas.upenn.edu Roller-Walker: www-robot.mes.titech.ac.jp Roro (MarkusB RHex example): letsmakerobots.com Tip: Use your Arduino EEPROM to create a button function letsmakerobots.com

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Do you know how to make a robot, and could you come up with 100 inspiring ideas for cool robot projects? In this weeks episode of The Latest in Hobby Robotics, Frits is taking up the challenge, starting out with the basics of robot building, and quickly moving on to something as cool as inventing a robot kite! How to make your first robot: letsmakerobots.com How to make a Yellow Drum Machine: makeprojects.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Boston Dynamics just released a new video of the Big Dog on ice and snow, and also demoing its walking gait.

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Dr. Russ Tedrake (MIT) and Dr. Jerry Pratt (IHMC) are working on a bio-inspired ostrich robot that should be able to achieve running speeds in excess of 20 mph. More info: www.ihmc.us www.plasticpals.com

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In this weeks edition of The Latest in Hobby Robotics, Andrew and Frits are looking at a big question in life: "Why build a robot?" And they have at least one fun reason: Solve a challenge. Frits's favorite challenge is discussed in the show: Crossing the Gap Challenge: letsmakerobots.com Also in this show, is featured music made with aid of the Yellow Drum Machine, a robot that you can learn how to make in Make Magazine volume 27, scheduled to hit the stands on July 26th. The Yellow Drum Machine (hit!) single "Dandelion pop" is out on iTunes and similar music stores: href="itunes.apple.com Yes. It's a robot with its own single on iTunes, and you can learn how to make one ;)

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Whats behind our collective obsession with robots? Join us as we ponder life with robots alongside science-fiction screenwriters, professors, philosophers, engineers and other thinkers. To see more films, visit dreams.honda.com

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