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PROJECT DISCONTINUED ---------------------------------------- RESHL is a collection of Linux software used to interact with pen-master based haptic devices. Its name, ROS-Enhanced Scalable Haptic Library, describes all its main features: - ROS-Enhanced: the library can be used as a library in the ROS framework (Robot Operating System - http://www.ros.org/) and provides out-of-the-box support for master-slave solutions - Scalable: the library consists in different sub-libraries with...

This is a "clone" of the famous Velleman k8055n test application suitable for Linux. It is build on http://jodersky.github.com/k8055 (libusb) and KDE 4.12, QWT and QT

A robotic DIY styrofoam cutter consisting of one rotational and two translational axes. It cuts a variety of shapes out of styrofoam-like materials using a hot wire. This project documents the necessary hardware and software parts. Don't miss the follow-up project at http://raumschaum.org Its goal is to further develop hardware and software into an user friendly application.

This C++ and Qt based project provides an easy way to control the step motor boards PAO-3M and SMK-4M-4A from Grummes Elektronik GmbH from within your own application. Interfacing is done using the LPT parallel port.

Implement a 3d simulator of a Quadrotor using the Gazebo simulator (part of the Player/Stage project); develop a Controller and some changes on Gazebo core required. Implement a client application, developed on Qt to interact with, using libgazebo.

The object-oriented C++ library KLib provides methods to control a Khepera II robot of K-Team by remote via a serial connection. It supports turret extensions like grippers and cameras. There is also a graphical example application to control Khepera.

SLAMSim is intended to serve as an application framework for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) algorithms, which address the problem of simultaneously localizing a mobile robot and building a map of its operating environment.

The micro-Ants are small, cheap, 8-bit devices which may outperform current home automation systems, thanks to their "swarm intelligence". This project aims at developing a micro-Ant hardware and firmware. Join and develop with us this new technology!