By now most residents of the Dallas / Fort Worth area are aware of the giant, 35,000 lbs steel robot that towers over DART's Deep Ellum rail station. Robot builders may also be aware of the robot from coverage in Robot Magazine. Now, the rest of the world is taking notice because the prominent art organization, Americans for the Arts, has included the Dallas Robot, known officially as Traveling Man, on its list of 40 Best Public Art Works in the US and Canada. Read on to learn more about Traveling Man and see more photos of the big robot and little chrome friends.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Thought-Controlled Computers Progressing
Researchers at CMU and Intel are attempting to map and understand human brain activity well enough that individual words can be detected. Currently, giant MRI machines are being used but the future holds smaller devices that can be worn like a helmet according to Dean Pomerleau, senior researcher at Intel. The efficiency and productivity of word detection will be superior to existing technology that allows an operator to simply control a cursor. This technology will no doubt make its way into robotic telepresence applications including remote surgery and construction in dangerous environments such as the ocean and space.
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ناسا قصد دارد کره زمین را جابجا کند
دانشمندان یک روش غیرمعمول برای غلبه بر گرمای کره زمین یافته اند و آن هم این است که کره زمین را به یک مدار دور تر از خورشید یعنی یک منطقه خنک تر حرکت بدهند!
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
Robotic Arm's Big Flaw: Patients in Wheelchairs Say It's 'Too Easy'
ScienceDaily (Sep. 24, 2010) — One touch directs a robotic arm to grab objects in a new computer program designed to give people in wheelchairs more independence. University of Central Florida researchers thought the ease of the using the program's automatic mode would be a huge hit. But they were wrong -- many participants in a pilot study didn't like it because it was "too easy."
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Top 5 Electrical Considerations for Mechanical Engineers
Previously, we covered mechanical considerations for electrical engineers. Now, we give the other side a chance to speak. Here are five targeted pieces of advice for mechanical engineers responsible for electromechanical systems, from the perspective of an electrical engineer.
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Saturday, September 18, 2010
Career and opportunities
Generally, Mechatronic Engineers find their places in industries wherever there is a potential for improvement through the integration of computer
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
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