Ok, hot off the press - Microsoft is jumping servos first in to the robot arena with the Microsoft Robotics Studio, a free download for hobbyists, academics, and commercial developers. - Link.
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Also, check out ROBOT mag's coverage ... Link.
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Jun 20, 2006 12:06 AM
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I did a quick scan of the documentation. It seems that it would be possible to build your own robot using some kind of microcontroller and then create a service so that the studio can connect to it. Something to look into ...
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i don't suppose this whould be available for OS X...
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Dopes this mean the robot will have to be rebooted every 15 minutes?
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