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<| Androids & Cyborgs
[Morph3]

  • Androids: Android World, American Android, robots-dreams, Plyojump, AndroidScience
  • Humanoids: se.Humanoid, Making Humanoids [1] [2], Vandy, Rodney, NASA Robonaut, (see) R.Daneel, HR2-Almir
  • Taller Bipeds: Asimo [movies] [Honda], H6/H7, HRP-2 Promet [1] [2], Partner, Wabot
  • Shorter Bipeds (under 75-cm, 30"): Hoap [1] [2] [3], JVC-J4, KHR-1 [Robo1], Morph3 [1], [2] [3] [4], Murata-Boy, Neon, Pino, Qrio, Robovie-M, SDR4X, Silf, V-3, Tribotix
  • Blade Runner: Electric Sheep, "I've seen things"
  • Cyborgs: Robosapiens [book], Cyborgettes, Cyborgs'R'Us, The Terminator, Better Humans [1] [2], Steve Mann
  • "Natural Born Cyborgs": book by A.Clark, overview [1] [2]
  • Misc: Biped Robot Research in the World, Emiew, human-centered [1] [2], IdahoNatlLab, Stikfas
  • expanded list on: Japanese Robotics Research

    <| Mobile Robots

  • IS Robotics R&D: irobot.com - Rodney Brooks' "bottom-up" approach to robotics - only after millions of years of evolution that first produced low-level creatures like insects, able to robustly interact with their environments, did creatures then evolve to the point of high-level intelligence - and so should AI, says Brooks (after all, "elephants don't play chess") - overview
  • Labs: MIT [1] [2], Stanford, CMU-FRC, SRI, Perth
  • Small Smart Machines at Sandia: sandia.gov - robots the size of sugar cubes - also vehicles
  • Meteorobot: frc.ri.cmu.edu - CMU robots searching for meteors in Antartica.
  • Grey Walter's Light-Seeking Robot Tortoises: Bristol [1] [2] [3] - circa 1948 - also, search on "Grey Walter" on google for 100's of additional links - also IAS-Lab and Lego Speculatrix
  • Int'l Links: bavaria.utcluj.ro
    [ED-209]
  • Security Robots: Cybermotion, Andros, ED-209, ESI, Foster, Sandia [Sarge], Omnitech, Merv, PBS, NIJ, SAIC, PatrolBot [2], Roborior [1] [2], Vanguard-MK2
  • Search and Rescue: Urbie, CRASAR, japan
  • Military: Navy [tech database] [Robart], Talon, Iraq-war
  • Rough Terrain: Shrimp
  • JPL Nanorover Outposts: robotics.jpl.nasa.gov - also Rover [1] [2]
  • Robo-Vacs: article, reviews [1] [2], Cye, Dyson, HackVac, Karcher, RoombaVac, Samsung [1] [2], Trilobite [1] [2], general
  • Robovacs [almost]: robosweep, robomaid
  • Robo-Mowers: Friendly, AutoMower, Mowbot Mailing List, iMow, Skunkworks, Robomowers
  • Domestic Bots: RB5X, Domestic Droids, Consumer-Oriented, HelpMate, Tortoise, Domobots, STAIR
  • Care-Bots: CareBot, Care-o-Bot, HelpMate, nursebots, NurseBot Pearl [1] [2] [3], Nursebot Flo
  • Service Robots: IEEE [research labs] [companies], Danduct, Roboprobe, agricultural [1] [2], Yujin
  • Misc: CF.Walker, Webots Simulator, Redzone, company search, Terminator-T105 [1] [2], Applied.AI.Sys

    <| Flying Robots
    Great pictures of
    NASA Robots [1] [2]
    [Urbie]

  • Micro Air Vehicles: Darpa, Aerovironment, "Tiny Spies in the Sky", Airspacemag, MLB - 3" diam flying spy robots.
  • PBS Flying Free: pbs.org - inc Flapping Flyers and Eyes in the Sky.
  • Unmanned Vehicles Mag: shephard.co.uk
  • Nat'l Reconnaissance Ofc: intellit.muskingum.edu
  • Micromechanical Flying Insects at Berkeley: robotics.eecs.berkeley.edu
  • Georgia Tech: GA.Tech - javabots, plus autonomous and aerial robots - also Entomopters.
  • Insect Flight Dynamics: socrates.berkeley.edu
  • Physics of Flocks: aip.org
  • IFI: ifi.unizh.ch
  • Aerobots: robotics.jpl.nasa.gov
  • Helios: PlanetInternet, Hummingbird, Sukhatme, Neural-Robotics, Epson uFR, Rotomotion
  • Trans-Atlantic Model: TAM, DC-RC, landings, tech [1] [2]
  • UAV's: dragonfly, uavblog, aerobot
  • Misc: autopilot [1] [2], ornithopter, Spy-planes, AUVSI

    <| Miscellaneous

  • Surgical robots: Johns.Hopkins, article

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