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Robot Development Using Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio by Shih-Chung Kang, Wei-Tze Chang, Kai-Yuan Gu, Hung-Lin Chi

Robot Development Using Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio Shih-Chung Kang, Wei-Tze Chang, Kai-Yuan Gu, Hung-Lin Chi ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 288
ISBN: 1439821658, 9781439821657
Publisher: Chapman and Hall/CRC

Today I found the WiMo robot http://www.wimobot.com using a cell phone as super computer and using MS Robotic Studio to program all of it. This is a quick introduction towards starting your life with Microsoft Robotic Developer Studio (RDS) and Microsoft Visual Programming Language (MVPL) for creating simple robotic simulations. In this article, we look at an automated house as a robot and apply the Decentralized Software Services model of Microsoft Robotics Studio to implementing some home automation tasks. Microsoft's Robotics Development Studio gives us the opportunity to design and simulate robots in an easy and user-friendly way. Today's robots represent islands unto themselves that don't share either software or hardware with each. The Microsoft® Robotics Developer Studio (MSRDS) and LEGO® robots together offer a flexible platform for creating robotic systems. Charles Stacy Harris III Recently I had a long weekend, so I spent a few hours putting together some simple home automation examples using Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio 2008 CTP April. Fear-not friend, Microsoft has recently released a new iteration of its robot design software called 'Robotics Developer Studio 4'. The change could rival that which rippled through the Even Microsoft apparently waded into the action with its 2007 product named Robotics Developer Studio. You can also take advantage of lots of also free documentation and training materials in order to learn using it effectively right away. A new robot developed by researchers at Cornell University isn't only capable of assisting you with tasks, it can accurately predict when you might need a hand. I just posted quite a lot of video content for students and enthusiasts looking to learn Robotics Studio, a free tool from Microsoft that makes robotics fun and easy (even if you don't have a robot). But not only you now can get a full Robotics Developer Studio for free. Have you ever wanted to design your own robot but were unsure where to start? A blog by Microsoft Academic Developer Evangelist, Dan Waters. But researchers have begun developing a common operating system that could revolutionize robotics and permit easier collaboration with less reinvention of the proverbial wheel.