Microsoft is making big investments in the Internet of Things (IoT). Earlier this week at Link Removed, Satya outlined our investments for IoT across Windows and Azure that will provide a comprehensive IoT offering for our customers and partners. In parallel, at WinHEC 2015 in Shenzhen, we...
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You saw it at Mix—in typical fashion, our mission was to build two Jellybean robots in three weeks for the Mix keynote; no pressure, right?—and now it's time to introduce Project Jellybean on Coding4Fun. So, here it is—the Kinect drivable lounge chair! The lounge chair has Omni-directional...
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TOKYO —
The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant said Saturday it has detected radiation of up to 4,000 millisieverts per hour at the building housing the troubled No. 1 reactor—the highest reading taken in the air inside the complex.
Tokyo Electric Power Co also...
World players in the field of robotics gathered in the French city of Lyon for the first international InnoRobo event, where the experts all agreed that robots will become part of our daily life, just like mobile telephones or the internet.
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s the latest in Avian robotics – SmartBird.
Launched at the world’s biggest industrial fair at the Hannover Messe in Germany, the robotic bird almost perfectly mimics the flight of a seagull.
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Unit #1 appears to be extremely radioactive based on data parameters for the dry well (over 100 Sv/h) and the suppression pool (12 Sv/h). While the D/W is off the charts, all other data points indicate some kind of operation is occurring. The fuel rods in #1...
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The U.S. government is sending some robotic help to Japan to help regain control of the tsunami-damaged nuclear plant.
A top Energy Department official told a Senate panel Tuesday that a shipment of "radiation hardened robotics" will be sent to Japan to assist...
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Establishing emergency communication networks in disaster-hit areas can often take time, hampering rescue teams in their efforts to save lives.
But a new system of autonomous flying robots being developed at the Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) could make establishing...
Link RemovedThis week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's top developer news, including:
Windows Phone Blog - Terry Myerson - Windows Phone 7 RTM'd
Dave Anson - Link Removed assembly enables WPF-style layout transformations in WP7
Indy from Oz - Windows Phone 7 Listbox...
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Human and Robots: Visions of the Future
The future is not written yet and who knows weather robots are dangerous or not. What is for sure is that humans, being the curious beings, will develop new advanced generations of robots. Robots and other high-performance inventions have always been...
I need to install Autodesk Inventor 2010 (Education) for the Robotics team at my school. We are allowed to do this, legitimately, so it's not like we're dealing with illegitimate software. For some reason, I was able to download the 200k installer.exe but I can't run it, even in XP SP2...