The Biomedical Optics Society (BiOS) is a non-profit interdisciplinary group that provides a unique channel for communications among physicians and clinicians employing optics in medicine and the scientists and engineers who provide the foundations for advancements in this field.

Robotics Online is the only true online community for the robotics industry. It includes a comprehensive buyer's guide, feature articles, news items and opinion pieces, tips for applying robotics, jobs, educational resources, events, a discussion forum and much more. It is sponsored by the Robotic Industries Association, the only North American trade association organized exclusively to promote ...

Last updated: 02/07/25 INDEX Events 2003 2003 Padua German Open American Open American Open Past Events 2002 2002 Fukuoka German Open RoboCup Camp Japan Spring Copmetitions 2001 2001 Seattle RoboCupSoccer Simulation Small size Middle size Sony 4 legged Humanoid RoboCupRescue Rescue Robots Simulation RoboCupJunior For Participants Springer Book 2001 now available.... For Media For Public Japanese ...

Links: Roborama Contests DPRG Projects DPRG Tutorials DPRG Calendar Shoptalk DPRG Dropbox Active Members List Member Contributions DPRG: Under the Hood Robot Links Past Newsletters Robot Pictures DPRG mailing list GARP Contest Video DPRG T-Shirt Designs Other DPRG Stuff The Dallas Personal Robotics Group is one the nation's oldest special interest groups dedicated to the development and use of ...

TCRG - Twin Cities Robotics Group Home Page. We are a loose affiliation of people interested in robots, located in the Twin Cities metro area.

Meets first Wednesday monthly All Free! All Welcome! 7:30 PM at the San Francisco Exploratorium Spring Robot Games 2002 Announcement! Annual Robot Games! Congratulations! Report Exploratorium Webcast Archive Just getting started in robotics Here are some SFRSA recommendations AIBO Club Web Controlled Robots (1 2) Click here for help with joining SFRSA's Free E-Group News, Discussions, Chat, ...

Link to Oceans 2003 CD-ROM CD-ROM DEMO Order Form Educational Reference ROV Committee Mission/History | Newsletter Calendar | Member Links Committee Awards Links Link to MTS Link to UI '03 Link to Oceans 2003 email:jjaeger@adnc.com ...

Eureka readers..... click for more information about our old and new hands. Shadow Robot Company at Robodex 2002. Welcome to Shadow The Award winning Robotics Company based in the UK. Founded by Richard Greenhill in 1987, Shadow has been making Robots and developing associated technologies ever since. Our aim was to build a useful general-purpose robot and so development of the Shadow biped ...

Welcome Robot Enthusiasts! We are Firmly Founded. And Proudly Growing with over 1, 700 members from across the globe. New parts up for trade in our Parts Trader section. Trade your parts with fellow TRCY members. Meet the new replacement for the TRaCY robot KIT. This robot comes totally assembled with twice as many I/O lines and 8 times the programming space for under $200. This robot is produced ...

Bio-Mechanical Control Group (a.k.a. The Arm Lab) Newman Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Professor Neville Hogan Research Scientist H.I. Krebs Research Overview Our goal is to understand the dynamics and control of manipulation, contact tasks and tool use by humans and machines. We are particularly interested in ...

The KISS Institute for Practical Robotics builds, research, space, rehabilatative and educational robot systems ...

Autonomous Robots Competitions In this page we try to list all autonomous robots competitions in the world. To add a link to a competition, please send a message to rbianchi@pcs.usp.br. International contests: Robocup 2000 - The Robot World Cup Initiative is an international joint project to promote AI, robotics, and related field. It uses soccer games as a central topic of research, aiming at ...

Greetings from Hermosa Beach, California! Beach 'Bot is very excited to be entering our fifth year of FIRST competition. Optimistically, I (webmaster Amy) expect this to be our best year yet. Our season began, as usual, not very long after the 2001 competition. We were saddened to learn that we would be losing several of our adult advisors, but when September came, we were thrilled to find that ...