PC/104+ Robotics Drivers for Linux

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New Drivers for US Robotics USR805416
802.11g Wireless Turbo PCI Adapter

New Drivers for US Robotics USR805416
802.11g Wireless Turbo PCI Adapter 04/19/2004 09:49 AM

International Federation of Robotics
Hosts Groundbreaking Advanced Robotics
E-Symposium

International Federation of Robotics
Hosts Groundbreaking Advanced Robotics
E-Symposium 06/05/2005 11:53 PM
The Advanced Robotics E-Symposium will be held online on July 6 2005. Its international outreach, cutting edge topics and line-up of world-renowned experts already makes it one of the 'must-attend' fixtures of this year for organizations, academics, industries and government representatives. [PRWEB May 10, 2005]

Industry Leading Robotics Vendors,
Associations and Media Firms Sponsor
Emerging Robotics Technologies &
Applications Conference

Industry Leading Robotics Vendors,
Associations and Media Firms Sponsor
Emerging Robotics Technologies &
Applications Conference 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
iRobot, Evolution Robotics, VIA Technologies, Robotics Foundry and Others Sponsor First Robotics Conference to Focus on Commercialization of Emerging Robotics Markets [PRWEB Dec 12, 2003]

ATi Linux Drivers 3.12.0

ATi Linux Drivers 3.12.0 09/11/2004 10:55 AM

Linux Still Needs Drivers

Linux Still Needs Drivers 06/06/2004 10:03 AM

ATI Updates Linux Drivers

ATI Updates Linux Drivers 09/03/2004 10:22 AM

ATi Drivers for Linux that Work?

ATi Drivers for Linux that Work? 12/19/2004 03:51 PM
Slashdot Dec 18 2004 9:52AM GMT

Ati Petition for Linux Drivers

Ati Petition for Linux Drivers 08/20/2004 10:39 AM

Linux Still Needs Drivers (Ziff Davis)

Linux Still Needs Drivers (Ziff Davis) 06/03/2004 03:18 PM
Ziff Davis - While Linux & Open-Source Center Editor Steven Vaughan-Nichols is glad Intel is moving forward with Linux support for Centrino, he thinks device driver support for Linux has to grow for the platform to really take off on the desktop.

ATMEL Linux PCI PCMCIA USB Drivers.

ATMEL Linux PCI PCMCIA USB Drivers. 12/02/2003 05:22 AM
Addition of WPA - Enabled Firmware

NVIDIA Releases New Linux Drivers

NVIDIA Releases New Linux Drivers 12/23/2003 01:31 AM

nVidia Linux Drivers 1.0-5328

nVidia Linux Drivers 1.0-5328 12/22/2003 05:21 PM

VIA e XGI liberan fuentes de drivers
para Linux

VIA e XGI liberan fuentes de drivers
para Linux 04/12/2005 08:32 PM

Peticion a ATI de drivers decentes para
Linux

Peticion a ATI de drivers decentes para
Linux 08/22/2004 10:15 AM

Disponibles los drivers Centrino 802.11g
para Linux

Disponibles los drivers Centrino 802.11g
para Linux 06/02/2004 11:54 AM

Linux Drivers for Intel's Centrino Due
This Year

Linux Drivers for Intel's Centrino Due
This Year 06/02/2004 09:32 PM
The company posts the "pre-beta" Linux driver code for its mobile Centrino chipset and says it is "intended to be a community effort as much as is possible."

DDC's ARINC Drivers for Linux 1.1.3
(DD-42976S1)

DDC's ARINC Drivers for Linux 1.1.3
(DD-42976S1) 12/27/2004 03:22 PM
Support for data buses used in commercial aircraft.

Nueva versión de los drivers de Nvidia
para Linux

Nueva versión de los drivers de Nvidia
para Linux 08/10/2004 05:53 PM

NVidia Releases Linux Drivers Supporting
4K Stacks

NVidia Releases Linux Drivers Supporting
4K Stacks 07/03/2004 12:36 AM

Hardware Makers Ready Drivers for 64-Bit
Linux, Windows

Hardware Makers Ready Drivers for 64-Bit
Linux, Windows 07/08/2004 10:14 PM
Hardware makers are moving forward on 64-bit drivers, and despite some bumpy going, the vendors expect to have the necessary infrastructure to support upcoming 64-bit OSes for enterprise customers.

Tainted love: proprietary drivers and
the Linux kernel

Tainted love: proprietary drivers and
the Linux kernel 04/28/2004 08:55 AM
As reported on Slashdot and elsewhere, Linux kernel hackers have discovered that some proprietary modules running on the Linux kernel have been "lying" about their licensing. Doing so allows those modules to pass the automated license test done when they are loaded and thus escape the "tainted kernel" messages the loader would otherwise produce. NewsForge has gone behind the scenes and spoken to Linus Torvalds and the CEO of one of the firms providing proprietary modules for Linux to learn more about this story.

Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition
Released by O'Reilly

Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition
Released by O'Reilly 04/10/2005 09:52 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Apr 11 2005 1:39AM GMT

i need a drivers for that camera i miss
my drivers cd plz send me the driver of
this camera

i need a drivers for that camera i miss
my drivers cd plz send me the driver of
this camera 09/05/2004 10:05 PM
TechTree Sep 6 2004 2:42AM GMT

Robotics + Car = Hallucigenia

Robotics + Car = Hallucigenia 12/02/2003 10:15 PM
News for nerds writes "I4U has news about a new transportation concept, called The Hallucigenia 01, which is a working 1/5 scale vehicle prototype, designed by ...

A New Face For Robotics

A New Face For Robotics 02/10/2004 02:52 AM
Slashdot Feb 10 2004 1:19AM GMT

Robotics: Grow Up!

Robotics: Grow Up! 06/17/2005 07:12 PM
Lance Ulanoff of PC Magazine says, "Robotics: Grow Up!" and then tells the robotics industry to gets its act together. Lance does a great job in bringing to light what's wrong with the robotics industry by recollecting his experiences with a recent robotics trade show. Sadly, a lot of his points are completely correct. The robotics industry appears to be mired in myopic, over- schooled robotic geeks making piddly wall-detection robots that no one wants nor can they sell. His solution? Simplify your robot and run a cost-benefit analysis to see if it will sell. He says the Roomba meets that cost-benefit criterion. Check out the article to find out more about Lance's interesting observations.

IBM on Wireless Robotics

IBM on Wireless Robotics 12/31/2004 09:07 PM
IBM has posted a new developerWorks article on wireless robotics. The article explains some of the uses of wireless robotics - either human control of non-autonomous robots or for inter-robot communication between cooperative autonomous robots. It further breaks cooperative robots in marsupial teams where there is a mother-child relationship and competitive teams such as RoboCup soccer robots. A list of pitfalls that may be encountered when using WiFi for wireless robotics is also provided.

Mobile Robotics

Mobile Robotics 04/07/2005 05:18 AM
New website launched

RadioShack's Vex robotics system

RadioShack's Vex robotics system 04/05/2005 07:03 PM
Mark Frauenfelder: Today, Sam Mahserjian, a marketing manager for RadioShack, came by today to show me the new Vex robotics design system. I don't know much about hobby robotics, but I was really impressed by what I saw here.

The $300 kit, which is already starting to go on sale at RadioShack retail stores, has wheels, spin motors, gears, a programmable microcontroller, servos, a radio receiver, a 6-channel radio transmitter, and tons of Erector-set style hardware for building robots. I like the fact that you are encouraged to cut and bend the metal structural pieces to build you bots. They'll be selling sensors and effectors in the coming months, and the platform will be open enough that lead users will be able to develop and sell aftermarket sensors and components for it.

I want to find out what my garage roboticist buddy, Gareth Branwyn thinks of Vex. I'm going to ask him to write about it for Make.
Link

New Robotics Group in Massachusetts

New Robotics Group in Massachusetts 03/28/2005 01:42 PM
Pete Gray is forming a new robotics group in Massachusetts. If you're in the area and would like to get together with other homebrew robotics people, visit the Yahoo! Groups MassRobotics page and sign up. At present they haven't settled on a name for the group or an initial meeting date. Pete says, "At the moment, the group is just an 'online' entity, created just this month...although if enough people join up, I'm sure we'll become a 'real world' entity." You may recognize Pete from his work with New Micros on C compilers and assemblers for the Motorola DSP56F80x that's used in the IsoPods.

Behavior-based Robotics and AI

Behavior-based Robotics and AI 08/17/2004 01:32 PM
David P. Anderson of the Dallas Personal Robotics Group has written a combined review of two books recently added to the DPRG library, "Cambrian Intelligence The Early History of the New AI" by Rodney A. Brooks and "Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robots" by Roland Siegwart and Illah R. Nourbakhsh. One of the books is based on the traditional artificial intelligence approach to robotics while the other presents Brook's behavior-based subsumption approach. This difference makes them ideal for a comparative review. Readers may also wish to read the review of the Siegwart and Nourbakhsh book posted last month here on robots.net. Readers wishing to learn more about Brook's ideas should visit his online archive of papers. Read on for the full review.

NSF Robotics Research News

NSF Robotics Research News 10/30/2003 11:57 PM
The National Science Foundation has released a handy news summary that details many of their robotics and sensory research programs. You can read about tiny, two-wheeled robomotes, the COTS Scout family of robots, long-distance robot teleoperation, and other interesting areas of robotics research being sponsored by the NSF.

Zero-g Robotics on an Air Hockey Table

Zero-g Robotics on an Air Hockey Table 05/28/2004 03:48 PM
Wei-Min Shen and other researchers from the USC Polymorphic Robotics Lab have been looking for a way to simulate zero-g robotics so they can develop autonomous robots that can assemble orbiting solar power stations and do other useful work in space. Their solution? Small robots called "pucks" that hover on a conventional air-hockey table. A new Nature article summarizes their work. The USC PRL website offers video of the puck robots at work including pucks assembling scale girders (MPEG), docking with each other (MPEG), and autonomously navigating (MPEG).

Migrating to PowerPC for Robotics

Migrating to PowerPC for Robotics 02/01/2005 10:05 PM
IBM DeveloperWorks recently posted an article titled, "Migrating from x86 to PowerPC: Robots and networked applications". The article compares the PowerPC (or "Power Architecture" as IBM prefers to call it these days) to traditional Intel x86 and ARM processors. Migrating from one of these architectures to another is actually not too difficult if the software is based on Linux which runs well on all three platforms. Ultra-cheap methods of getting started with PowerPCs are mentioned, such as cannibalizing a Nintendo GameCube console or using a Kuro Box. The author, Lewin A. R. W. Edwards, has published a book with more information on the topic, called A Cookbook for Open-Source Robotics and Process Control.

Pyro, Python Robotics 3.1.2

Pyro, Python Robotics 3.1.2 09/02/2004 11:24 PM
Tools for programming mobile robots in Python.

New Robotics Group in Pittsburgh

New Robotics Group in Pittsburgh 04/09/2005 06:21 PM
Dan Roganti writes, "I'd like to introduce our new Robotics club here in Pittsburgh, the The Pittsburgh Robotics Society. We're simply a group of people, mostly with engineering backgrounds, that find this hobby rewarding and fun to do. I've been involved with this hobby ever since high school, about 30yrs now. Since we are still rather new, we haven't a competition planned for this year. Although, we do have an exhibit planned for SciTech (Sep.30-Oct.9,2005) at the Carnegie Science Center You can read more about us on our website. We have monthly meetings on the first saturday of the month." The group also has a mailing list based on Yahoo!.

Cornfield robotics in the Netherlands

Cornfield robotics in the Netherlands 06/15/2004 10:12 AM
BoingBoing reader Bas Suverkropp says:

The Field Robot event is kind of a miniature DARPA Grand Challenge, small robots must navigate through a maize field. Join Corn2Bwild, SANDRA, Wiedrobot and many others on june 17th and 18th as 22 teams from the Netherlands, Germany, USA, Hungary, Israel, Gambia, Poland, Nigeria,Ireland and Belgium compete in Wageningen, the Netherlands.

Link

21st Century Robotics

21st Century Robotics 05/19/2004 07:26 PM

Aerial Robotics Competition

Aerial Robotics Competition 07/23/2004 04:51 PM

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