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  1. DelFly II: The Robotic Spy Insect

    by on 07-14-2010 at 02:52 PM
    Did you ever imagine a tiny robotic insect spying on you? Well this could soon become a reality. Technical University of Delft has created DelFly II which is a flapping wing MAV (Micro Air Vehical). MAV is a class of UAV which is typically 15 cm in size.

    The DelFly II from TU Delft is capable of flying based on a vision algorithm for navigation. It can bounce back easily after colliding with a wall and thats going to be a great advantage for this tiny robot. The delFly II navigation ...
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  2. Novice Robot Programmer?.. Interested in offline Programming..?

    by on 05-04-2010 at 05:57 PM
    Well with RobotStudio You can...

    How?

    Step1. Download RobotStudio, Its free of cost for downloding and the demo version Runs upto a month,
    http://www.abb.com/product/ap/seitp3...9004958cf.aspx

    Well this is a heavy executionla file, So takes time to be download,

    Step2. Install RobotStudio
    Alright!!!! I've done it Now what????



    Step3. You need training!!!!.. ...
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  3. RiDuino Projects: Playing the National Anthem Using Piezo Speaker

    by on 04-16-2010 at 09:43 PM
    Piezo speakers are quite fun components. They can play as well as detect frequencies. The basic idea behind making them play tunes is to send a "Square wave" of the corresponding frequency. By Square wave, I mean , the HIGH and LOW time should be equal.

    How do we get the high and low time out of note frequencies?
    High time = Low Time = 1/(2*NoteFrequency)

    For Example, a basic C note (western musical notation) is 261 Hz. (http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html) ...
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  4. Comparison between readymade robot kits (Asuro, Boe-Bot, Qu-Bot, Ma-Vin)

    by on 04-09-2010 at 02:23 AM
    I have 4 programmable robot kits here is a small comparison between them.

    1. Asuro

    I bought this robot from hongkong for US$ 55. A good price for beginner robot. It came with serial port transceiver but my lapy had no serial port so i tried it when i came back to India. This is based on AVR. It comes as a soldering kit. You have to prepare program in any compiler for avr

    Pros :
    Low price
    Easy to assemble
    Open source
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    Robotics , Miscellaneous
  5. RiDuino Installing Drivers for Windows , Linux or Mac

    by on 04-07-2010 at 10:52 PM
    Riduino emulates a serial port on USB using Atmega8 to help connect the Arduino loaded controller to your PC. This is done through a CDC Driver.

    For all Files,Schematics and Downloads related to Riduino visit - http://www.roboticsindia.com/wiki.php?/page/riduino
    Windows

    So lets get started by installing the driver. Just Connect Riduino to your PC's USB port , The TX RX Led should blink twice and then Windows will popup the New Hardware ...

    Updated 04-07-2010 at 10:54 PM by riduino

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