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The HAL Robotic Exoskeleton is the first robot suit aimed at medical rehabilitation. More info about these awesome robotic legs on http://www.about-robots.com/exoskeleton.html
updated 15 years ago
Click the link to get the code and more explanations.
Shows you how you can add a Python library to your Choregraphe project and import it from a Choregraphe box.
That's useful when programming Pepper and Nao when you need to add a Python library or if you just like it better to program everything in Python from your IDE.
The Powered Jacket MK3 was made in about a year by Kosuke Machi, a young Japanese Maker! Check out my blog post for more info.
Official website (in Japanese, lots of videos): http://www.sagawaelectronics.com
I tested the Rock 'Em Sock 'Em robots Mech Boxers in Tokyo. They are made by a Japanese company called Sakakibara Kikai.
Real fun to ride!
PS: sorry for the upright iPhone video...
Latest version with Nao explaining how to play.
A DDR-inspired game for Nao. You use Nao's touch sensors while Nao is dancing, and synchronize with its eyes and movements.
This is part of my project to explore ways of using Nao as a gaming device.
Nao robot dances on the song Echo, by Szymat,
http://opengameart.org/content/szymon-matuszewski-aka-szymat-echo
Check out my website to see how to make your Furby dance and become the Rock-Star Furby!
Check out on my website to see how to get the chatty Furby in just a few minutes.
Check out my website to see how to transform your toy into the evil furby in less than a minute!
Watch the Furby go crazy! Check out the link to know how to make your Furby go crazy too.
check out these for the other personalities:
singer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7zr05zEvM8
girly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwKyBVQK2hY
evil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dVAbflMU50
It can rapidly become very noisy.
This is my first demo of a Flash Card application for Nao. Right now, it can just ask you how to translate one word from French to English. Later, I will add options so that the questions/answers are coded in the card set. I have a whole list of improvements to implement for the months to come.
I hope I can transform Nao into a great robot teaching assistant to help you review your lessons. It could also be used to learn math tables, and other things. Children would love to have a robot friend to both play and learn together. I feel Nao could really fit that description and be the first robot of the future.
You can see me testing the brand new quadrotor robot from the lab. We used the remote control for this time, since it seems to be the only way to stop the robot in case there is any problem later. Better know how to use it...
More on Nao http://www.about-robots.com/humanoid-robot-nao.html


