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AllMotion
AllMotion designs and manufactures miniature, intelligent motion control devices. Our EZServo and EZStepper line of devices allow for the rapid implementation of motion control solutions in products requiring automation. AllMotion motor control services will interface with Microsoft Robotics studio to allow the user to create a complete motion control solution even faster.” |
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Braintech, Inc.
Braintech, Inc. designs, develops and deploys Vision Guided Robotic ("VGR") software and guidance technologies that enable intelligent, autonomous robotic processes which have been successfully installed VGR systems in the plants of major North American and Japanese Auto makers over the past 6 years. |
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Cerebellum Automation
Cerebellum provides customers with high-quality, custom servo solutions and embedded applications for high-end motion control in the packaging, medical, robotics, food, electronics, and automotive industries. |
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CoroWare
CoroWare is a systems and robotics integrator that delivers forward-looking, innovative solutions and services to help customers realize their robotics strategy and dreams. CoroWare provides the flexibility and hands-on approach of a small company with the industriousness and seasoned maturity of more established organizations. |
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Diversity Associates Ltd.
Diversity Associates Ltd. works with robot manufacturers to integrate their products with Microsoft Robotics Studio by building reliable and coherent user interfaces to their hardware, enabling the robotics community to get a flying start in developing higher level services. |
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ED Co., Ltd.
ED produces high quality educational training systems in a wide range of Robotics, Pneumatic & Hydraulic, PLC, Automation, Mechatronics and more. ED is well recognized as a leading supplier of ISO9001 certified didactic equipment. ED contributes to the growth of education domestically as a leading manufacturer in Korea. |
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Element Direct
Element Direct offers development tools and add-on accessories for the iRobot Create and Roomba robots in addition to other robot products. Element’s tools allow users to easily integrate the iRobot Create with Microsoft Robotics Studio. . |
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fischertechnik
The fischertechnik company is part of the fischer group of companies located in Waldachtal, Germany, which was founded as a family firm in 1948. fischertechnik inspires creativity and helps children and students learn through play.
Click Here for more information about fischertechnik's collaboration with Microsoft Robotics Studio. |
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Graupner
With over 30,000 items in the Graupner range, there can be no doubt that this German modeling company is part of the "big league." Graupner's success over the past 75 years is virtually unparalleled in the model world. |
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HanulKid
HanulKid Co., Ltd. is an education-oriented company specializing in the production of scientific and educational materials and courses. |
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ICOP Technology Inc.
ICOP Technology Inc. designs and manufactures x86 embedded processor modules; providing application development ready platform for Windows Embedded CE and Windows XP Embedded Operating Systems. Production quality Board-Support-Packages and CE 6.0/XPe development SDKs make ICOP hardware solutions ideal for robotic platforms. |
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iRobot
iRobot is a provider of robots that perform dull, dirty, or dangerous missions in a better way. The company's proprietary technology, iRobot AWARE Robot Intelligence Systems, incorporates advanced concepts in navigation, mobility, manipulation and artificial intelligence. This system enables iRobot to build behavior-based robots, including its family of consumer and military robots.
The company recently launched iRobot Create, an affordable, programmable robot designed for aspiring roboticists, advanced high-school and college students, and serious robot developers. Using Microsoft Robotics Studio, developers can program and interact with both the iRobot Roomba Vacuuming Robot and iRobot Create. |
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JADI, Inc.
Created in response the R&D Needs of the Department of Defense, JADI's focus is the exploration, research, and development of diverse technologies associated with unmanned robotic systems for both military and commercial markets. |
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KUKA Roboter GmbH, Ausburg
KUKA ranks among the world's leading suppliers (#1 in Europe and #3 in the world) of industrial robots.
KUKA will provide an MSRS-based simulation environment for educational purposes. The goal is teaching robotic students at universities how to design and implement (virtual) robot controls. This simulation framework will contain all the services needed in order to build a complete virtual robot control which the students can use to experiment with internal parameters and to replace single services with their own implementation which can all be orchestrated using MSRS Visual Programming Language. |
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LEGO Systems A/S
The purpose and vision of the LEGO Group is to inspire children to explore and challenge their own creative potential. The NXT generation of Mindstorms robots provide children (of all ages) with a complex, sophisticated set of creative tools which are nonetheless easy to configure and program using Microsoft Robotics Studio and the tools which come with the NXT. |
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Lynxmotion, Inc.
Lynxmotion manufactures and distributes a large selection of precision engineered robotic kits and components which offer unique mechanical solutions to many common robotic problems. Specializing in small (under 8kg) robots uses for hobby, educational, and research projects all over the world. They have made a long standing firm commitment to providing the highest quality affordable robotic kits and components. |
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Microrobot
Microrobot Co., Ltd. was founded in 1995 and listed on the Korean Stock Market, KOSDAQ, in 2006. Taking as its motto, “Let’s understand and enjoy robotics,” Microrobot was the first developer and manufacturer specializing in educational robots in Korea and it has expanded to develop personal, industrial, and defense robots. Its hard floor cleaning robot, the UBOT, was awarded the International CES Innovations honor in 2007 and is the first cleaning robot that travels by reading invisible barcodes on hard floors. Microrobot is constantly developing and improving its technology, striving to create a range of products that meet the ever expanding needs of its international customers. |
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Mostitech Co., Ltd.
Mostitech Co., Ltd. has been leading company in the area of home intelligent robot more than five years. Since establishment in 2001, they have continued to move forward and were selected as one of the "15 Cool Companies" by Fortune magazine in 2004. |
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Parallax, Inc.
A privately held company located in Rocklin, California, Parallax designs and manufactures microcontroller development tools and small single-board computers that are used by electronics engineers, educational institutions, and hobbyists. |
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Phidgets, Inc.
Phidgets, Inc. provides the market with robust, modular hardware with well defined software APIs for low-cost control and sensing from a PC using a USB port. |
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RE2, Inc.
RE2 (Robotics Engineering Excellence), Inc. is a Carnegie-Mellon spin-off company specializing in mobile defense robotics with an emphasis on unmanned systems components and software development for Joint Architecture for Unmanned Systems (JAUS), a Department of Defense mandated standard for unmanned systems. |
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RidgeSoft, LLC
RidgeSoft was founded in 2001 to develop hands-on robotics products and curriculum accessible and relevant to high schools, community colleges, universities and hobbyists.
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RoboRealm
RoboRealm is focused on providing cutting edge machine vision software for use in robotic systems. The RoboRealm software facilitates the creation of new image processing routines while maintaining an easy to use interactive interface. Using an analysis pipeline you can add image processing modules to translate any image into robotic movements, computer actions, or just plain fun! |
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RoboDynamics Corp.
RoboDynamics is a leading developer of telepresence technologies focusing on consumer and industrial telepresence. They offer core technologies as well as modularized hardware and software components that enable remote access and telepresence capabilities to all kinds of robots from various manufacturers. |
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ROBOSOFT
Since 1985, ROBOSOFT has been a pioneer in advanced service-robotic solutions addressing high value markets such as automatic transportation of goods and people, cleaning, security, health and research.
The robuBOX is a "software box" for service robots. The robuBOX aims at providing cost-effective and risk-free software solutions for manufacturers of vertical service robots in various fields such as transport of goods and people, cleaning, security, health, etc. Each robuBOX comes with proprietary libraries and services compatible with MSRS including:
- Sensor acquisition and pre-processing (laser, ultrasounds, inductive wire for guiding, gyro, vision, etc.)
- Generic robotic control algorithms such as: torque/speed/position control loops, path generation and tracking, collision detection and avoidance, localization, etc.
- Specific application algorithms, depending on the field of application
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Robo3 Co., Ltd.
Robo3 offers a wide range of larger robots which include large, mobility-enhancing, rideable models; to smaller cleaning, telepresence, and entertainment robots; and life-like androids. |
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RoboticsConnection (Summerour Robotics Corp.)
RoboticsConnection provides MSRS based services for their Serializer Robot Controller, as well as their Traxster Robot Kit. Support for additional products is also in the works. |
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ScatterWeb
ScatterWeb provides a robust self-configuring wireless network platform based on multi-hop mesh routing with unparalleled wide reach. This technology is ideally suited for the integration of distributed sensors through an open interface into robotics and sensor network projects. The technology has been successfully been applied to a wide array of real-world scenarios including reliable logistics, asset tracking, industrial automation, facility management, etc. ScatterWeb is currently integrating its multi-hop wireless sensor network technology in Microsoft Robotics Studio. |
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Senseta, Inc.
Senseta is a leader in building the next wave of computing with mobile robotics. Their mix of academic, government and industry experience has given them insight into a myriad of applications that will bring true mobile robots to the masses. |
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SRI International
Silicon Valley-based SRI International is one of the world's leading independent research and technology development organizations. Founded as Stanford Research Institute in 1946, SRI has been meeting the strategic needs of clients for 60 years. In 2007, SRI is planning to introduce software libraries that integrate with Microsoft Robotics Studio to provide mobile autonomy to wheel-based robots, based on SRI's world-leading simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) software. |
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Surveyor Corp.
Surveyor Corporation is the leading developer of foundation technologies for visual connectivity.
Designed for research, education, and exploration, Surveyor's SRV-1 internet-controlled robot is designed to operate as a remotely-controlled webcam or a self-navigating autonomous robot; multiple SRV-1's can be controlled by a single base station.
Click Here for more information about Surveyor's collaboration with Microsoft Robotics Studio and SharpLogic Software. |
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VIA Technologies, Inc.
VIA mainboards enable a new vision for the digital lifestyle, boasting low power consumption and rich integration on ultra compact form factors. Aimed at driving fast-emerging markets for smart connected devices, VIA mainboards provide the ultimate platform for systems where small form factor and power efficiency can be combined with a rich entertainment experience. |
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White Box Robotics
White Box Robotics was established in 2001 by Thomas Burick to develop the PC-BOT, a new class of networked mobile robots. From its labs in Pittsburgh, PA and Ottawa, Canada, our team of engineers and designers provide the depth, breadth and passion to catapult this new category of technology into robotics education at all levels, as well as the rapidly emerging markets for personal, commercial and security robotic applications.
Click Here for more information about White Box's collaboration with Microsoft Robotics Studio. |
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Yujin Robot
For the last two decades, Yujin Robot has produced various robots ranging from industrial to the world's first network-base home robot. This has all been working towards their goal of creating a more intelligent life with robots--at home, work, or out on the town. Their major product lines include service, entertainment, and home appliance robots. |