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roboforum.ru • Главная страница Biomorphic Robotics and Nervous Net Research Mark W. Tilden, Biophysics Division, Los Alalamos National Labs Submitted for publication to the EANN '95 Conference Proceedings "Special Track on Robotics." Nervous Net (Nv) technology is a non-linear analog control system that solves real time control problems normally quite difficult to handle with digital methods. Since the start of research in the winter of 1994, development of this technology has advanced to solving currently difficult sensory and cognitive problems. The Nv control method could be adapted to most types of machine control, but it has been applied to autonomous robots because of the difficulty conventional control systems have solving the seemingly simple task of negotiating undefined complex environments. Initially it was thought these devices avoided the problems of an internal world representation by using a reactive or behavior-based technique. Nv biomorphs are something new with a demonstrable potential.
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Robotics News -Robotic Industries Association - Robotics Online Robotic Industries Association Posted 08/06/2010 In this special webcast, Executive Editor Bob Trebilcock, Group Editorial Director Michael Levans and Jeff Burnstein, president of the Robotic Industries Association, will explore the range of exciting new robotic solutions now available and where they may fit in your materials handling operations. This program airs online August 12, 2010, at 2:00 p.m. EDT. (Register for this webcast.) For years, industrial robotics has been relegated to repetitive processes, like spot welding or palletizing at the end of the manufacturing line. That's beginning to change. A new generation of stationary and mobile robots, coupled with software and materials handling automation, is emerging. Attendees will be brought up to date on: • The current state of robotics in materials handling • What processes are candidates for mobile or stationary robotics • The operational characteristics that need to be in place to deliver an ROI About Jeff Burnstein
robots.net - Robot news and Robotics Info Arrick Robotics --- Building Your First Robot - Pale Moon By Roger Arrick I get many emails each week from people who want to start building robots. Usually people want to do this from scratch by simply using parts found around the house or at the hardware store and Radio Shack. As a builder of robots for 30 years, here's my take on the subject. WHAT'S A ROBOT? To be a robot, it should have the ability to think - make decisions. This is a very common 'IF-THEN' statement. A machine that can perform this instruction is truly a robot. HOW COMPLICATED IS IT? If you want to build a robot from scratch you'll need the following: Design and build a base. This is a task that would take a normal person several months or years. I'm not trying to discourage you from taking the 'from scratch' approach, I just want you to know what size of project this is. HOW EXPENSIVE IS IT? Most robots built from scratch cost between $200 and $400 for a minimal mobile robot with a brain. BUILD OR BUY? You may say, "If I buy it, then I can't say I built it". GOALS?