Frankreich baut eigene Flugroboter
Die französische Armee hat nun einen eigenen unbemannten Flugkörper [Drohne] vorgestellt, der aus Kriegs- und Krisengebieten Daten in Echtzeit zum Boden übermittelt.
Mini-copter stars at robot show
The world's lightest and smallest robot helicopter has been unveiled at a Tokyo exhibition by the Seiko Epson company.
The designers say the 70-mm-tall device could be used as a "flying camera" to enter earthquake-shattered buildings.
Ein Roboter für die Geländeüberwachung
Einen Überwachungsroboter für den Einsatz im Freien hat die Berliner Firma Robowatch gestern in Frankfurt vorgestellt. Das weltweit angeblich einmalige Modell "OFRO" sei speziell für den Einsatz in großen Außenarealen entwickelt worden. Der wetterfeste Roboter kann nach Firmenangaben per Infrarot- und Thermokamera eine Fläche von rund 10.000 Quadratmetern überblicken und Eindringlinge an eine Zentrale melden.
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Topic: ROBOT - on October 24, 2003 at 2:26:20 PM CEST
Sony Global QRIO
QRIO attended the 3rd anniversary event of Sony ExploraScience Beijing, a scientific education facility for children in Beijing, China. QRIO appeared at the opening event and congratulated members of the facility, and also performed in a special QRIO exhibition event that was held for one week.
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Topic: ROBOT - on September 20, 2003 at 10:52:17 AM CEST
Leben im Computer?
Auf der siebten Europäischen Konferenz zum Thema "Artificial Life" ging es auch darum, ob es in diesem Bereich Emergenz tatsächlich gibt.
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Topic: ROBOT - on April 10, 2003 at 4:42:07 PM CEST
Robodex 2003 Fashion Show
From Robodex 2003, held last week in Yokohama, Japan, please welcome the latest robots.
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Topic: ROBOT - on April 8, 2003 at 5:20:53 PM CEST
Robot Bird of Prey ‘Will Give Pigeons A Fright’
wo inventors have developed a flying robotic bird of prey designed to scare off pigeons and seagulls by swooping in on their territory.
Bob McIntyre, 59, and Allan Davie, 60, developed the fibreglass peregrine falcon, which can move its head and call like a real bird, to work alongside an earlier, non-flying model.
The first bird, Robop, was launched last year and the inventors hope its sibling will work alongside it to scare more birds away from farmland and fish ponds.
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Topic: ROBOT - on April 5, 2003 at 11:53:18 PM CEST
Humanoid robots wow Japanese
Humanoid robots, some of which can even walk on two legs, dominate the world's largest robot exhibition, held this weekend in Yokohama, southwest of Tokyo.
The show brings together more than 90 different types of robot from 38 companies, colleges and other organisations, up from last year's 72 bots.
As usual, Honda's Asimo stole the limelight in a way that would have the other automatons hopping mad.
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Topic: ROBOT - on March 27, 2003 at 11:55:59 AM CET
Pinocchio robots are homeless
Sony's latest robots are more human than ever, but because they cost as much as a luxury car, not many are sold
Judging from the cooing at a demonstration of Sony's diminutive SDR robot, few would dispute just how cute the humanoid machine is.
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Topic: ROBOT - on March 21, 2003 at 10:29:51 PM CET
Tiny robot weighs less than half an ounce
Seiko Epson took a year to develop the prototype Monsieur II-P microrobot.
The tiny machine dances on two wheels and is fitted with miniature ultrasonic motors.
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