Aldebaran Robotics: Nao
Nao Robot is great…
Read more at www.botjunkie.com and www.aldebaran-robotics.com
Related posts:
- How to Get the High Quality Inks and Catridges for Your Printers..?
There are several things that affect the quality of prints from a printer, one of which is the qual... - Michigan teens win in national robotics competition
I very surprised to read this news. There are 1.678 teams participated in this competition..! I t... - AVR Line Following Robot Tutorial
Block Diagram The robot uses IR sensors to sense the line, an array of 8 IR LEDs< (Tx) and senso... - Students Hone Skills With Robotics
PALMER - Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School had great success in its first robotic... - Robots – the Future of Eldercare
Advances in technology have been astounding over the last decade. Electronics are starting to be bui...
25 Responses to “Aldebaran Robotics: Nao”
poor red he wanted his ducckie
By nadsniper on Feb 2, 2010
the infrared wifi voice is programmable, so the red one can hate the blue one,
thats cool and nice PC programming.
but i got a error in my own robot,
he is trying to pick up the floor because he thinks that is a object,
By furie60 on Feb 2, 2010
Nope.
action/command -> response
By Romashk on Feb 2, 2010
DId anyone else go ;_; when the robot got knocked over.
By Hauk2004 on Feb 2, 2010
Thats amazing
By thehunnted on Feb 2, 2010
A. I. ?
By YeahGotYouNow on Feb 2, 2010
like that robot would understand that telling the truth could have a negative effect and therefore tells a lie. i sure believe that
By steffankaizer on Feb 2, 2010
Too bad the demo video cuts out the real noise the robot makes, that high pitched gyro gear/whiney noise. . .
By CyrixLord on Feb 2, 2010
lying robots awesome start
By pipasasas on Feb 2, 2010
wow the robot squeezes the duckie really hard
By AnimeFaaaan on Feb 2, 2010
that robot s awesome
By SiLeNtKiLlEr31 on Feb 2, 2010
Im gonna need to go to Costco for rubber ducks
By 86MrDuce on Feb 2, 2010
Replace the duck with a baby and this becomes terrifying!
By elquacko621 on Feb 3, 2010
fuckin awesome!!!!
By Chivasguy100 on Feb 3, 2010
Bitch stole my duckie!
By gadgetfreak84 on Feb 3, 2010
he is smart and what will hapend when zou will ask him for math? he will lie to you
By minidomen on Feb 3, 2010
im pretty sure if i spent $15,600 on one of these i wouldnt accedently knock it over lol. . .
By timboak on Feb 3, 2010
wooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
i wish i had one!! @. @, im here wondering like what year will these be realieased
By fpc24 on Feb 3, 2010
Oh don’t worry, It would be easy enough to program it to not trash things that are moving.
By Dirtfire on Feb 3, 2010
“about €10,000 (or roughly $15,600)” If you’re single and have that kinda money; give me a call.
By TheArabDude on Feb 3, 2010
where can i get one?
By TheKrisg on Feb 3, 2010
hahaa
By yzujq on Feb 3, 2010
I need one of these in my room to keep it tidy
By stevenrocks1 on Feb 3, 2010
Great potential (for slightly bigger bots), imagine having an open source SDK and hundreds of hobbyists making and sharing programs with various functionalities mods and tweeks that can be downloaded into such robots. Utility(clean floor, scrub the toilet, scoop and dump the cats litter, etc) good for handicaped, with internet link you could feed the dog/cat and water plants remotley while on vacation), pick berries
Its only a matter of time before a lot more manual labor can be automated
By Rickdeckard2020 on Feb 3, 2010
little bastered lied about the duck!!!!
By 98hellraiser on Feb 3, 2010