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Introducing NAO Next Gen If you’re interested in service robotics, there are strong chances that you already met the programmable humanoid NAO robot. Since its creation Aldebaran Robotics in 2007, four versions have already been released, the fourth being NAO Next Gen. NAO Next Gen has 25 degrees of freedom, 2 HD cameras, 4 microphones,[…]
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Innorobo , is the largest European trade show on service robotics, and it will be held in Lyon, from 18th to 20th March 2014, at the Convention centre (Cité internationale of Lyon, France). While Innorobo 2014 focuses mainly on the service robotics industry in order to accelerate awareness and business development in the sector, the[…]
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MOOCs ? Massive Open Online Course ! These online courses, accessibleto all and most of the times free of charges are multiplying lately. If you lack of theorical basics for your mobile bases, if you want to have a look at artificial vision or to learn about machine learning,you will find material in these courses.[…]
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We generally associate industrial robotics with the kind of robotic arms used on production lines in the automotive industry. This is a common image. These robots, derived from automatism, are efficient, accurate and rapid. Since Unimate, the first industrial robot used by General Motors in 1961, these robots have made great progress and are continuing[…]
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On 5 November 2012, I was invited by Sirris, in Belgium, to the Smart Factory Day to present a session on the arrival on the market of a new class of industrial robot, called the collaborative robot, and notably the Baxter robot by Rethink Robotics. You can download a commented PDF version of this presentation[…]
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On January 16, we delivered a Baxter robot at the Irccyn Laboratory of the Ecole Centrale de Nantes (France). IRCCyN is the research institute of communication and cybernetics of Nantes. It is a mixed CNRS unit that is also a dependent unit of the Ecole Centrale de Nantes, University of Nantes and the Ecole des[…]
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A tutorial that is presenting the Cubelets is available on Genération Robots. This tutorial is available in the CMS section of the website, that is accesible from the home page of Generation Robots. The direct link to this starting guide is http://www.generationrobots.com/en/content/76-getting-started-with-cubelets
On October 15, members of Generation Robots went at EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland for mutual presentation. EPFL is well known in the world of robotics as one of the most advanced schools in Europe on service robotics. The visiting team was very excited about this presentation. The day began with a presentation of the collaborative[…]
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Cela faisait longtemps que je n’avais pas été si agréablement surpris par une nouvelle solution robotique. Les Cubelets proviennent à l’origine d’un projet de l’université Carnegie-Mellon et constituent réellement une manière efficace et originale de se frotter à la robotique. Commençons par le début. Qu’est-ce qu’un robot ? Une définition très simple et générale repose[…]
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For a long time I had not been so pleasantly surprised by a new robotic solution. The Cubelets come from a project of the Carnegie Mellon University and are a really effective and original way to discover and understand robotics. First, what is a robot? A simple and general definition is based on the paradigm[…]
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