Microsoft Launches Robotics Studio
It looks like Microsoft has now officially launched the Microsoft Robotics Studio. The software is a new Windows(R)-based environment for academic, hobbyist and commercial developers to easily create robotic applications for a wide variety of computing platforms. The community technology preview of the Microsoft Robotics Studio is available for download. Microsoft also has a Microsoft [...]
Microsoft Robotics Studio Blog
Looks like Microsoft has launched a new blog, Robotics Studio Blog. There’s only one post so far — something about Microsoft being a gold sponsor of the RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition. It appears Microsoft will deliver a conference session outlining its perspective of the robotics market and will host a technical seminar for hobbyist, commercial [...]
WiMo Robot Web Site
Brian of the Windows Mobile Team Blog created a web site for his WiMo robot. I blogged about the robot previously. In his post today, Brian indicated he will be putting hardware plans and source code on his new site. I took a look at his new site. So far, the site has three sections. [...]
WiMo the Windows Mobile Robot
Cool! Brian Cross created a robot with Windows Mobile. He calls the robot, WiMo. The name is short for Windows Mobile and is pronounced Weemo. WiMo uses a Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone as the central brain of the robot. Communications between the Smartphone and microcontroller is handled via Bluetooth. WiMo can also be remotely controlled [...]
RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition
The RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition will take place June 20-21 in Pittsburg, PA. According to the email I got, the event will focus on the commercial application of mobile robotic and intelligent systems technology to develop a new generation of smart, mobile devices for multiple markets including:
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