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• BEAM Robotics Tek
Building robotics along with Basic Electronics, Nervous Networks, Solar engines, Motors and Motor drivers.
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• BEAM-life
Links, tutorials, papers and circuits including 3,4, and 5 motor walker tutorials.
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• Bellingham Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Society
BAIRS meets monthly on the Western Washington University campus in Bellingham, Washington, United States. Meetings are open to everyone.
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• Berlin FIRST Techno-Nuts (Team 155)
Site includes members list, information about team history, and photos.
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• Bertsche Engineering Corp.
Robotic components including grippers, gantry loaders, indexers, and automatic tool changing systems.
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• BEST Robotics Inc
BEST stands for Boosting Engineering, Science, and Technology. BEST is a non-profit organization that promotes team problem solving aided by local industry volunteers, teachers, and mentors through yearly competitions.
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• Bharath Kalyan's Homepage
Research interests include mobile robotics, specializing in Autonomous Underwater Vehicle navigation. I also have a great interest in Nature Photography.
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• Big Sky Robotics
Yahoo! based online robotics group for robot builders located in Montana, United States.
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• Bilkent University Robotics & Sensing Laboratory
Specializes in sensor data fusion for mobile robots. Based at Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey
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• Binkey's Robot Rumbles for 1-15 pound bots
Test your 1-15 pound bot in one-on-one battles, a maze, and speed way. Competition in Sarnia, Ontario.
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• Bio-Mimetic Control Research Center
Topics include biological control systems, motor system control theory, biologically integrative sensors, and environment adaptive robotic systems. Site in English and Japanese.
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• BioHazard
Combat history of this lifting bot as well as general tips on building combat robots.
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• Biomimetic Robotics Lab at Stanford University
Research on developing a new class of biologically inspired robots that are substantially more compliant and stable than current robots.
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• Biomimetic Underwater Robot Program
Northeastern University Marine Science Center program sponsored by DARPA and ONR. Focuses on autonomous underwater robots. Biomimetic neurotechnology is being used to create Lobster and Lamprey Robots.
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• Biorobotic Simulation Program
A scripting language called Config++ that wraps a library of C++ classes for simulating the dynamics of multi-segment robotic devices. License allows non-commercial use only.
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• Birds of Prey (Team 181)
Based in Hartford, Connecticut. Site includes photo gallery, calendar of events, and news updates.
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• BlueBotics
Produces and markets autonomous mobile robots for industrial and research applications.
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• Boilerplate
A fictional Victorian-era robot created as a hoax. Site include a wealth of humorous "historical" photos and fictional accounts of the robot's exploits in World War I.
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• Borenstein, J.
Research Scientist and Head of the Mobile Robotics Lab within the University of Michigan's Department of Mechanical Engineering. Interests in mobile robots, obstacle avoidance, odometry, positioning, and the GuideCane for the Blind.
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• BotController
Control software for Khepera, Koala or Hemisson robots. Connects to robot via PC serial port. Provides a graphical representation and a powerful and easy to use BASIC editor. Commercial, proprietary software for MS Windows.
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• Botsculpture.com
Gallery of photographs.
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• Brad Lewis Robot and Telerobot Information Page
Brad's home page is also a robotics portal site that specializes in telerobotics, microcontrollers, and robotics programming.
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• Braintech Inc.
Manufacturer of robotic vision systems. This North Vancouver-based company builds adaptive pattern matching recognition systems based on patented technologies.
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• Bridgewater Raynham (Team 88)
The home of TJ2, Moe, tye-dye everything, and the original rumble sticks. Located in Raynham, Massachusetts.
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• Brief History of Artificial Intelligence
A timeline of AI and Robotics events from 500 BC to 2000 AD.
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• Brisbane Robotics SIG
Based in Brisbane, Australia. Holds monthly meetings as well as workshops and competitions. Site includes an event calendar.
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• Brooks, Rodney A.
Director of the MIT CS and AI Lab. CTO of iRobot. Involved in a wide range of robotics research initiatives. Best known as the creator of Subsumption Architecture in which layers of simple behaviors create complex emergent behaviors.
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• Brookshire Software
Sells VSA (Visual Servo Automation), a visual environment designed to control servos from Microsoft Windows. VSA is intended for animatronic and robotic control.
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• Brotron Weapons
Giant robots, atomic weapons, Brotron death rays, and other atomic age sculpture by artist Greg Brotherton
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• Brush Robotics (Team 1001)
Brush High school, Cleveland, Ohio. Site includes photos and news about team.
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• Bryan's Robotics Journal
Weblog detailing Bryan's experiences designing and building his robot.
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• BU Intelligent Mechatronics Lab
Boston University group that specializes in medical robotics, structural dynamics, and mobile robot communications.
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• Budget Robotics
Provides several low-cost robot kits as well as specialized parts and supplies.
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• Bufbotics
Based in the greater Buffalo, New York area. Site include a mailing list, information on contests and club projects.
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• BugWorks
BugWorks lets you build and play with 2D robots using a drag-and-drop interface. It offers an introductory course on robotics in the guise of a mission-based, simulation game.
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• Build a Robot for Under $50
Detailed introduction to robot building with step-by-step information on the chassis, drive train, controller, and sensors.
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• Build a Robotic Webcam
Describes how to build a robotic pan and tilt webcam using two servos and a PIC controller. The finished device can be controlled from a PC's serial port.
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• Burgard, Wolfram
Professor of Computer Science at the University of Freiburg and head of the research lab for Autonomous Intelligent Systems. Areas of interest lie in Artificial Intelligence and mobile robots.
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• Buzz Robotics (Team 175)
Located in Enfield, Connecticut. Site includes information about FIRST scholarships, history of the team, and pictures of old robots.
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• C&D Robotics, Inc.
Manufacturers and Integrators of industrial robots, specialty machinery and material handling systems.
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