I’ve often wondered about this:
Robot Car Intersections Are Terrifyingly Efficient – IEEE Spectrum.
I’ve often wondered about this:
Robot Car Intersections Are Terrifyingly Efficient – IEEE Spectrum.
Just listened to this podcast – and it really made start thinking about robots in terms of solving real world business problems.
Robots: Turning Robots into Products « Robots – The Podcast for News and Views on Robotics.
Interesting take on things:
Dear Reader, I Have News for You: Robots Are Boring – IEEE Spectrum.
I wanted to take the time to acknowledge a couple of experiences I had with excellent online customer service – and give props where props are due:
1) I recently bought a wordpress theme from Theme Forest, and it was apparently supported by the developer, der. Without going into too much technical detail, der was great with following up and being persistent enough to fix the issue. Even when I was ready to give up and live with the theme as is (and love it a little less), I was amazed that he really came through and made everything right. Way to go der!
2) I’m a happy customer of Freshbooks, and yesterday I finally decided to fix an annoying feature that I’ve put up with for years now – and didn’t even think could be changed. But I thought I’d give a shot and at least ask someone if it was possible, so I signed on to their customer forums and asked away. Within hours, I had my answer and I couldn’t believe I had waited so long to ask. So props to Freshbooks – great product supported with excellent customer service.
ROS (Robot Operating System) provides libraries and tools to help software developers create robot applications. It provides hardware abstraction, device drivers, libraries, visualizers, message-passing, package management, and more. ROS is licensed under an open source, BSD license.
What looks like a great resource for how to build all kinds of quads.
Might be useful for UI designing.
This is a great explanation for beginners like me.