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August 25 2010

olishaw
06:57

Aerial Video System 900MHz 500mW [AVS-900-500-12V] : RangeVideo!, Wireless video solutions.

Tags: arduino aircraft camera video robotics

August 18 2010

olishaw
19:30

MIT's Firefly Robots Create Floating 3D Display From Colored Micro Helicopters | Robotics Blog

Tags: robotics arduino

April 21 2010

olishaw
08:42

Robovie's Plastic Butler Bot Gets An Upgrade, Goes on Sale | Fast Company

Tags: digital-life culture future robots robotics servant

April 19 2010

olishaw
13:22

BBC News - Towel-folding robot created by US researchers

Tags: robot robotics servant future future-blog

January 21 2010

olishaw
08:47

Toyota Sees Robotic Nurses in Your Lonely Final Years | Gadget Lab | Wired.com

Tags: japan robot robots robotics toyota

January 04 2010

olishaw
14:40

Phidgets Inc. - Unique and Easy to Use USB Interfaces

Tags: diy processing electronics robotics rfid microcontroller sensors

November 25 2009

olishaw
15:36
The Voicebot pt 1

Use our robot to talk to MPs. Commissioned by v, the National Young Volunteers Service, we're offering 16-25s the chance to talk to their MPs in an innovative way. They tell us what they care about, and the robot will write it out in Parliament. Nifty, huh?

vinspired.com/voicebox/our_robot

Tags: robot politics parliament cool technology robotics gadgets hardware volunteering volunteers v MP youth democracy

November 06 2009

olishaw
10:42

NewScientist.com Standalone Player

Tags: emotion expression robotics face facial_recognition on-offline

December 01 2008

olishaw
15:45
momo: a haptic navigation device

Momo is a haptic navigational device that guides using only the sense of touch. No maps, no text, no arrows, no lights. Momo sits in the palm of your two hands and navigates you by leaning and vibrating. Akin to someone pointing you in the right direction, there is no need to find your map, you simply follow as the device guides you to your destination.

Momo is twelve inches tall, it has an eight-inch diameter and weighs approximately one pound.

Tags: momo haptic navigation robotics physicalcomputing
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