EEG controlled omnidirectional robot with tactile feedback
This project is from the 2010 Neuromorphic cognition engineering workshop. The goal of this project was to control a robot using electroencephalogram (EEG) signals from the brain and then provide the controller with sensory information from the robot via vibrotactile feedback. To accomplish this goal we used a BCI2000 system to record EEG signals from a human subject and then extracted features from the EEG in the form of event-related potentials (ERPs). Using these ERPs, the subject (controller) was able to send movement commands to the robot.
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ABB Robotics – Fanta Can Challenge- Level II – Superior Motion Control
Superior motion control is the hallmark of all ABB industrial robots. In the first FANTA Can Challenge we set a test that none of our competitors could come close to. Now with the Level II challenge we have “raised the bar another notch” by introducing a THIRD robot & tightening the tolerances. The gap between the cans & pin is now only 1mm. And as always with ABB robots “What you program is what you get – AT ANY SPEED”.
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Monkey Controls Advanced Robot With Its Mind
A research team led by Dr. Andrew Schwartz at the University of Pittsburgh has taught a monkey to use just its thoughts to control an advanced robot arm. For more details, see spectrum.ieee.org
Erector Spykee Micro Cell
Erector Spykee Micro Cell
- It looks just like Spykee CELL, only smaller
- Control the robot’s movements by using the infrared remote control (included) to move it front and back
- With full light and sound effects, this robot provides hours of fun
- Measures 9″ x 7″ x 7″, includes instructions book
Spykee Micro Cell Robot is the robot you build yourself! It looks just like Spykee CELL, only smaller. Control the robot’s movements by using the infrared remote control (included) to move it front and back, while turning it at the same time. With full light and sound effects, this robot provides hours of fun. Spykee Micro Cell Robot Features: Measures approx. 9″H x 7″W x 7″L Wireless infrared remote control Moves front/back and turns at the same time 20 parts Building instructions Made in China
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Using Robots.txt to Control Search Engines
Using Robots.txt to Control Search Engines
Robots.txt is a text file you put on your site to tell search robots which pages you would like them not to visit. Robots.txt implements the Robots Exclusion Protocol, which allows you as a web manager, to define what parts of your site are off-limits to search engine crawlers. For example, Web managers can disallow access to .cgi, private, temporary directories and other areas with pages they do not want accessed or indexed.
The robots.txt file is made up of two parts, the User-agent and the Disallow. The User-agent specifies which robots to allow or disallow and the Disallow specifies which directories robots can or cannot crawl. The robots.txt is a gentleman’s agreement and some crawlers, such as Google, may ignore the robots.txt file that disallows all crawling.
The structure of a robots.txt is pretty simple. This example allows all robots to visit all files:
User-agent: *Disallow:
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