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mcuStudio is a development environment for Microcontrollers. It's based on Eclipse (plugin). The aim is to provide a high quality development environment for electronics. First editions will target Microchip Pic mcu's. Other mcu will be supported later.
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SB-MASE is aimed at students and researchers in AI, for simulation and control of agents and robots. It uses task based decomposition and the subsumption architecture as its core control mechanisms and includes numerous possibilities for adding plug-ins.
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General Purpose platform for developing robots based on AVR's where the main intellegence is controlled by a PC or similiar device. Developed in 'C' for the AVR and Java for the controller.
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The project aim is to create the 3D simulation of robot-arm which moves on three axis. It's based on real robot- dual arm that can solve Rubic Cube. It's gonna be implemented using openGL in Java Applet and will be awesome=)
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Flarduino is a microcontroller prototype board inspired by the Arduino. Its based on ATMega64 which provides 64K of flash, 4K of ram, 32 GPIO pins, and tons of other stuff.
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This project is an implementation of a BML realizer using ROS. The algorithm uses an event-driven architecture, based on Petri nets, to ensure synchronization constraints for robots.
