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Satya Naderella voit dans l'IA la même puissance que dans la vague internet des années 1990 et dresse une liste des 10 principes de cette technologie. 
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Dans une vidéo bluffante, on voit la nouvelle version du robot Atlas se surpasser en termes de motricité, d’équilibre et de flexibilité. Le tout sans batterie externe. Via Jean-Pierre Blanger
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The Poppy project aims at building an Open-source humanoid platform based on robust, flexible, easy-to-usehardware and software. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Artificial trunks could do all sorts of jobs, but until now only robot experts could instruct them. Now anyone can, thanks to a new hands-on training Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Il y a deux semaines, j’avais évoqué, dans mon éditorial consacré au Consumer Electronics Show de Las Vegas, l’explosion de la robotique professionnelle, éducative et personnelle qui a marqué ce grand salon mondial des technologies numériques. Via Goulu
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Sphero, as the name implies, was a robotic sphere. Now Orbotix, the makers of this beloved ball, have decided to elongate the it into a tube (a cylinder,.. Via Gust MEES
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Des robots humanoïdes qui dansent, des chiens robots très dociles, des dinosaures qui demandent des caresses : voici les nouvelles créatures du Robot Museum qui vient d’ouvrir ses portes à Madrid.
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"Le Flowers Lab, qui réunit l'INRIA et l'Ensta ParisTech, ont présenté la version 1.0 leur robot humanoïde open-source Poppy."
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Scientists and engineers are creating a world in which cars drive themselves, machines recognize people and humanoid robots travel unattended. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Carlos Fosca's curator insight,
November 2, 2013 6:07 PM
"The growing power of computer vision is a crucial first step for the next generation of computing, robotic and artificial intelligence systems. Once machines can identify objects and understand their environments, they can be freed to move around in the world. And once robots become mobile they will be increasingly capable of extending the reach of humans or replacing them."
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Imaginez une petite colonie de robots cubiques capables de sauter et de monter sur eux-mêmes pour changer de forme en fonction de l’environnement. Telle est la dernière invention des chercheurs du MIT.
Terheck's insight:
A stunning video of these cubes on Youtube : http://youtu.be/mOqjFa4RskA
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Information principale : la filière se porte bien ! Les entreprises dans la robotique ont soulevé près de 190 millions de dollars en 2012 et l’année aura été très fructueuse en termes d’annonces. C’est le site Hizook qui a constitué cette liste non exhaustive de création / rachat / lever de fonds de l’industrie robotique. 2012 aura vu la création de Grishin Robotics, le premier fonds de capital-risque exclusivement dédié à la robotique ; des acquisitions de sociétés se sont faites, Kiva a été rachetée par Amazon pour 800 millions de dollars, Evolution Robotics par iRobot pour 74 millions de dollars, et le japonais Softbank a investi une centaine de millions de dollars pour prendre la majorité des parts du français Aldebaran Robotics. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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"MRduino est un petit robot mobile basé sur une carte Arduino Uno. Il est très facile à programmer et personnalisable. Il inclut de nombreux capteurs, accéléromètre 3 axes, température, proximités et des capteurs de lumière. De plus, il est équipé d’un haut-parleur. Sa petite taille vous permet de facilement le programmer sur une table de bureau.
Via Daniel Morgenstern
Daniel Morgenstern's curator insight,
June 9, 2016 8:53 AM
Un petit robot complet pour 175 € (+ livraison 10,5 €). Il en existe aussi un autre, plus cher, basé par un Raspberry Pi.
Qui a testé ?
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"KMel Robotics presents a team of flying robots that have taken up new instruments to play some fresh songs. The hexrotors create music in ways never seen before, like playing a custom single string guitar hooked up to an electric guitar amp. Drums are hit using a deconstructed piano action. And there are bells. Lots of bells."
Terheck's insight:
Have you ever seen drones playing music? No? check it out then!
More to see on http://kmelrobotics.com
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"Robots have now replaced many daily functions of humans. Our world has become more automated than ever with machines that do some amazing tasks..."
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VIDÉO - Pour préparer la colonisation de la planète Mars par l’Homme, des robots bâtisseurs autonomes pourraient d’abord être utilisés. C'est en tout cas ce que proposent trois scientifiques américain Via LeJournaldelaScience
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This year's CES was packed with robots that were as functional as they were fetching.
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A new 5-foot tall, 300 pound robot uses what it sees, feels, hears and smells to alert authorities to potential criminal danger.
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"BERO – Be the Robot was originally funded on Kickstarter. With 334 backers and raising over $46,000, BERO has now been fully launched by Reality Robotics. For more information on the project and previous pledge categories please read below:
Reality Robotics Limited proudly presents the Be the Robot™ Project! What is the Be the Robot™ project you may ask? It is an expertly-engineered-5-motor-wireless-animated-mobile-robotic-toy-platform that features an advanced internal operating system for communicating through an open source APP with an Android™ (and iOS coming later) smartphone through Bluetooth™. After digesting all that, we thought we would summarize our awesome robot as “BERO” (pronounced, Bee-Ro), a nickname for our Be the Robot™. What better companion could there be for your Android™ smartphone?"
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A new 3D-printed robot called Poppy is helping a team of French researchers study bipedal walking and human-robot interaction. They were able to design, fabricate, and assemble a relatively large robot for around €8,000 (US$11,000) including servo motors and electronics. That's about a third the cost of commercial robots in the same size category like the RQ-TITAN, and is still cheaper than smaller humanoids like the Aldebaran Robotics NAO. And best of all, they plan to make their design open source.
One of the ways they managed to keep the cost down is by using lightweight materials, which means the robot requires less powerful (and cheaper) servo motors. Standing 84 cm (33 in) tall, Poppy weighs in at just 3.5 kg (7.7 lb). The Sony QRIO, by comparison, was 26 cm (10 in) shorter yet it weighed twice as much. Still, most of the cost lies in the robot's 25 servo motors: it utilizes 21 high-end Robotis Dynamixel MX-28s, two MX-64s, and two AX-12s. It's powered by a Raspberry Pi, and is equipped with 16 force-sensing resistors, two HD cameras, a stereo microphone, and an inertial measurement unit. Poppy's "face" is an LCD screen which can be used to show emotions (or to debug).
Click headline to read more, view pix and watch video-- Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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"Picture a technology that creates perfect 3D replicas used for archeological discovery, crime-scene investigation and virtual-reality entertainment—and I'm not talking about the Enterprise Holodeck. Far from science fiction, it already exists and it's called lidar..."
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Le robot du 21ème siècle sera open-source et conçu uniquement à partir de l’impression 3D. En partant de ce principe, un chercheur d’Intel a développé le prototype de Jimmy.
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From
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The ROS (Robot Operating System), an open-source platform on which engineers build robotic programs and apps, is speeding robotic innovation around the world.
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