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Security & Defense Robotics | Feb 27, 2006
Georgia Tech engineers have developed a software system that helps the maintainers of military aircraft use laptop-based information and the Internet to do their work more efficiently. The system was recently adapted for the Navy’s Pioneer Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. - By Rick Robinson
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Personal Robotics | Feb 24, 2006
In this interview with Robotics Trends president Dan Kara, Robotis president Byoung-Soo Kim describes his company’s products and philosophy, along with the plans Robotis has for international markets and the industry as a whole.
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Robotics Trends Feature | Feb 20, 2006
BEA Systems’ ‘WolfPack’ unmanned aerial sensor system successfully tested at Fort Benning.
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Academics and Research | Feb 19, 2006
Technology Entrepreneur Chosen to Lead Celebrated Lab Into its Third Decade.
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Personal Robotics | Feb 19, 2006
Packed With Color LCD Screens, Advanced Multimedia Features, New Locomotion And Even More Personality, Wowwee Brings Its Robotic Companions To Life.
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Service Robotics | Feb 12, 2006
In this interview with Robotics Trends president Dan Kara, Mobile Robots CEO Jeanne Dietsch provides her on take on the mobile service robots industry.
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Industrial Automation | Feb 12, 2006
Leading Robotics Company Returns as Sponsor for 3rd Annual Business Development Event for Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems Industry
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Security & Defense Robotics | Feb 09, 2006
Program utilizes RE2’s extensive robotics engineering, UGV and Joint Architecture for Unmanned Systems (JAUS) expertise.
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Security & Defense Robotics | Feb 06, 2006
JAUS Developers Now Have Impartial Test Service to Measure Compliance with Key Unmanned Systems Communication Standard
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Service Robotics | Feb 06, 2006
After lying hidden for centuries off the coast of Greece, a sunken 4th century B.C. merchant ship and its cargo have been surveyed by an international team using a robotic underwater vehicle. The team accomplished in two days what it would take divers years to do.
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Security & Defense Robotics | Feb 06, 2006
The West Virginia High Technology Consortium (WVHTC) Foundation lands a $9.6 million Navy contract to build a mobile robot designed to thwart improvised explosive devices.
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Academics and Research | Feb 02, 2006
Batteries could soon replace standard nickel-metal hydride batteries in hybrid vehicles.
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Robotics Trends Feature | Feb 01, 2006
Surgeons at the University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago are the first in the world to use robotic surgery to successfully remove a kidney and pancreas from a living-donor as part of a successful transplantation.