1. National Robotics Engineering Consortium NREC is Robotics Institute's commercial arm, partnering primarily with US businesses to channel CMU Category Computers Robotics......The National robotics engineering Consortium (NREC) develops and applies advancedautomation technologies to create new opportunities for American businesses. http://www.rec.ri.cmu.edu/

Search Updated: Thu, Jan 30, 2003 by Tom Gordon National Robotics Engineering Consortium Ten 40th Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 For information, email: info@rec.ri.cmu.edu Telephone: 1-412-681-6900 The National Robotics Engineering Consortium (NREC) develops and applies advanced automation technologies to create new opportunities for American businesses. The NREC has a growing number of development projects in a wide variety of industries, and is always eager to work with new industrial partners with new ideas. Whether you're an established Fortune 500 company looking to leap frog the competition or a Start-up creating a new way of doing business, the NREC brings innovation, solid engineering practice and favorable business arrangements to every client partnership. Commitment to Education Robots fascinate both young and old. Robotics as an area of study provides teachers with project based learning activities that are not only educationally stimulating but also introduce students to real world job related competencies that employers in the 21st century demand. Home Projects Technology Education ... Gallery

2. Automation/Robotics Engineering Technology Automation/robotics engineering Technology graduates find careers in industries using computers and electronics to http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/autoprg.html

Your browser does not support script Deadlines Degrees Admission Examination ... Courses Automation/Robotics Engineering Technology Offered at Newton Start date: August Description The automation/robotics industry is a branch of the electronics field and is one of the fastest growing areas of our national and international high technology economy. It combines the fields of electronics, electrical, and mechanics and includes the interaction and control of motors, computers, pneumatics, hydraulics and other processes used in manufacturing. The program prepares students to work as automation and robotics engineering technologists in all phases of industry where the control of production, distribution and/or manufacturing is conducted by an automated process. Graduates of the program may develop and test industrial process control systems, supervise the building and testing of prototypes, or supervise and conduct the installation and operation of such systems. They may calibrate operating systems and components, or write specifications, schedules and reports in addition to controlling schedules and budgets. They may carry out research under the direction of scientists or engineers, or set up and operate specialized test equipment to test, diagnose and analyze performance. They may troubleshoot and offer suggestions for improvement and functionality of automated control systems. The first year of this program is common to the Electronics Engineering Technology program.

3. Robotics Engineering Excellence re2, Inc. (robotics engineering Excellence) provides expertise in the field of robotics engineering (software, electrical, and mechanical engineering). http://www.resquared.com/

re , Inc. (Robotics Engineering Excellence) provides expertise in the field of robotics engineering (software, electrical, and mechanical engineering). Robotics Engineering Excellence possesses the unique advantage of having engineers with many years of both theoretical and practical experience to solve the hardest engineering challenges. In addition to the engineering staff, a suite of core technologies is offered to expedite the development of robotics systems. With experienced robotics engineers and a toolkit of hardened core technologies, Robotics Engineering Excellence is able to solve the most arduous engineering problems. If you have an engineering project that requires the best of the best, please contact us.

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6. Robotics Institute: NREC National robotics engineering Consortium The Robotics Institute, Carnegie MellonUniversity John Bares, Director For more information, see NREC's own page. http://www.ri.cmu.edu/centers/nrec/

RI Centers National Robotics Engineering Consortium The Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University John Bares , Director For more information, see NREC's own page. About NREC The National Robotics Engineering Consortium (NREC) is a technology transfer organization that designs, develops and tests robotic systems and vehicles for industrial and government clients. The NREC combines systems engineering disciplines of requirements and trades analysis, design, simulation, integration and test with applied research capabilities in autonomy, sensing and unmanned platform design. The NREC excels in rapid integration and field-testing of automated systems and several of their systems have transitioned to industry and the military. Research Projects Labs Publications People ... Students Contact Infomation National Robotics Engineering Consortium 10 40th Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Other NREC Information The Robotics Institute is part of the School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University For updates and comments, please see these instructions This page maintained by robotwebmaster@ri.cmu.edu.

7. Automation/Robotics Engineering Technology Automation/robotics engineering Technology. AUTO 2312 cr3 Advanced ManufacturingStudents will study the principles, methods and applications of manufacturing. http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/autocrs.html

Your browser does not support script Deadlines Degrees Admission Examination ... Courses Automation/Robotics Engineering Technology AUTO 2312 cr-3 Advanced Manufacturing Students will study the principles, methods and applications of manufacturing. Topics students will cover include: conventional and advanced manufacturing design, planning and control technologies, basic metal working processes, manufacturing materials, manual and computer numerically-controlled machining, CAD/CAM interface, manufacturing economics, computer applications and computer simulation of manufacturing operations. Manufacturing system control and simulation software will be introduced. Prerequisites: 1st year of program AUTO 2315 cr-3 C++ Programming Students will program a number of different systems in Object Oriented Programming (OOP) C++ to illustrate its portability and use. They will also study Windows programming techniques Prerequisites: ELTN 1113 AUTO 2319 cr-2 Data Networking Students will examine Internet protocols, methods and frame structures, as well as data exchanges between computers and peripherals. Topics students will cover include: applications of serial and parallel ports in Hyper Terminal and Direct Cable Connect; and applications of HDLC, PPP, Ethernet and TCP/IP on the Internet. Prerequisites: ELTN 1219 AUTO 2320 cr-4 Fundamentals of Control System Students will study the principles and applications of control systems using manual techniques and simulation software such as MATLAB/SIMULINK.

8. NRL - The Spacecraft Robotics Engineering And Controls Laboratory The robotics engineering and Controls Laboratory (RECL) has recently been completedwithin the Naval Center for Space Technology to serve as a national testbed http://www.nrl.navy.mil/content.php?P=02REVIEW207

9. NRL - Space Research And Satellite Technology Optical Sciences Remote Sensing Simulation, Computing, Modeling Space ResearchThe Spacecraft robotics engineering and Controls Laboratory Imaging the http://www.nrl.navy.mil/content.php?P=SPACESREVIEW

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11. Tech.stuy.edu Competitions First Robotics Competition JETS Science Olympiad Youth VideoFestival. robotics engineering TNRT. Powered by stuynet and bmnet. http://tech.stuy.edu/tnrt.phtml

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12. Lydia E. Kavraki, Ph.D., A Robotics Engineering Approach To Modeling Receptor-Li Professor, Computer Science and Bioengineering Rice Univesity Houston, TX A RoboticsEngineering Approach to Modeling ReceptorLigand Interactions A primary http://www.whitaker.org/abstracts/jun01/kavraki.html

Lydia E. Kavraki, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Computer Science and Bioengineering Rice Univesity Houston, TX A Robotics Engineering Approach to Modeling Receptor-Ligand Interactions A primary goal of modern bioengineers is to understand cell behavior in terms of molecular properties and regulate cell function. In such a complex problem, the study of molecular interactions is a key component. Ideally, one would like to model receptor-ligand interactions to a degree that can verify and predict experimental data. The potential of such modeling for biomedicine and bioengineering is enormous: numerous hypotheses for receptor behavior will be tested in simulation leading to the development of new therapeutics. The general objective of the proposal is to establish a unified and coherent framework for modeling receptor-ligand interactions inspired by a robotics engineering approach. Our focus is the analysis of molecular kinematics, molecular motion and molecular conformations that are relevant to receptor-ligand interactions. We adopt a robotics engineering approach because there is a direct analogy in the modeling of molecules and robots that permits the application of methods that have been developed for robots to molecules. The specific aims of the proposal are: To implement a robotics engineering based parameterization for treating molecular geometry and optimize it for molecular kinematics and energy calculations.

13. Merced College Technical Institute - Robotics Engineering Technology http://www.mccd.edu/mcti/pages/Robo_Tech.html

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15. Libraries/ArchArch/ACampusRenewed: NASA Robotics Engineering Consortium [Carnegi Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann NASA robotics engineering Consortium computermodel (1994). NASA robotics engineering Consortium. Burt http://zeeb.library.cmu.edu/Libraries/ArchArch/ACampusRenewed/NASA.html

Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann NASA Robotics Engineering Consortium computer model (1994) NASA Robotics Engineering Consortium Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann (Pittsburgh) What has been said of the Software Engineering Institute that it symbolizes Pittsburgh's metamorphosis from an industrial giant to a research-led economymight even better be said of this project, a high-technology rehabilitation of an existing industrial complex in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood. Samuel Diescher, a prominent civil and mechanical engineer, designed the earliest building on the site in 1898. Of steel construction faced in brick, the building was massed like a basilica, with lower side "aisles" and a raised central space with clerestory. In 1925 a major addition was wrapped around three sides of the original building, shearing off its westernmost bay. Further additions ultimately extended the complex over a two-block area. In recent work, large portions of the complex were demolished to secure open land and leave facilities suited to new purposes. Most of the 1925 addition is gone; yet the oldest part of the complex remains. This has been given a new western front: a glass curtain wall that mimics the profile of the original building. New stair towers flank the entry. With floors of offices and support facilities adjoining a high-bay staging area for robots, the building is a larger version of the Field and Mobile Robotics Building on campus.

16. Robotics Engineering Excellence RTC is a compact interprocess communications toolkit that allows C/C++ programmersto write reliable, robust, interprocess communications code, without having http://www.resquared.com/products/rtc/general.html

RTC is a compact interprocess communications toolkit that allows C/C++ programmers to write reliable, robust, interprocess communications code, without having to be an expert in networking. RTC relieves the programmer from having to deal with arduous networking issues such as byte-ordering or memory model differences between various computing platforms. Currently, RTC uses TCP/IP as its primary communication protocol. Under real-time operating systems such as VxWorks, RTC also employs shared memory techniques in order to achieve greater interprocess bandwidth. The shareware version of RTC is available for academic and research purposes only. No commercial license is hereby granted. Copying and other reproduction is authorized only for research, education, and other non-commercial purposes. No warranties, either expressed or implied are made regarding the operation, use, or results of the shareware version of RTC. The shareware version of RTC is only availble for SunOS 4.x for SUN, Solaris 5.5.x for SUN, Irix 6.x for SGI, Linux 2.x for x86, QNX 4 for x86, Windows NT 4.0 for x86, VxWorks 5.2 for 68k, and VxWorks 5.3 for x86. RTC is available for commerical use only under a license agreement approved by Jorgen Pedersen

17. RS385 Robotics Engineering RS385 robotics engineering. An introduction to the field of roboticsengineering. Topics include classification of robot systems, robot http://engineering.lssu.edu/degrees/RS_Courses/RS385/default.html

Robotics and Control Systems Course Offerings updated 9/29/00 RS385 Robotics Engineering An introduction to the field of robotics engineering. Topics include classification of robot systems, robot anatomy, control systems, end effectors, robot applications, robot sensors, robot hardware and software, and robot cell design. The study of the orientation and configuration coordinate transformations and forward and inverse kinematics will be included. Course Syllabus Robotics and Control Systems Courses Computer Engineering Degree Requirements Electrical Engineering Degree Requirements ... Mechanical Engineering Degree Requirements 650 W. Easterday Ave, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 Phone: 1-888-800-LSSU, extension 2207 / Fax: Direct comments or questions to: jmshibly@gw.lssu.edu

18. Robotics And Control Systems Course Offerings Controllers; RS385 robotics engineering; RS430 Systems IntegrationAnd Machine Vision; RS435 Automated Manufacturing Systems; RS460 http://engineering.lssu.edu/degrees/RS_Courses/default.html

Robotics and Control Systems Course Offerings updated 9/29/00 RS280 Robotics Technology RS365 Programmable Logic Controllers RS366 Programmable Logic Controllers RS385 Robotics Engineering ... Physics Courses 650 W. Easterday Ave, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 Phone: 1-888-800-LSSU, extension 2207 / Fax: Direct comments or questions to: jmshibly@gw.lssu.edu

19. ST 589 Robotics Engineering ST 589 robotics engineering. Instructors Teaching Assistant Dr. StephenBruder, Office Workman 207, Phone (505)8355272 Dr. Kevin http://www.ee.nmt.edu/~bruder/st589/main.html

ST 589 Robotics Engineering Instructors: Teaching Assistant: Dr. Stephen Bruder , Office: Workman 207, Phone: (505)835-5272 Dr. Kevin Wedeward , Office: Workman 221, Phone: (505)835-5708 Randy Clark , Office: Workman 247 Why Build Robots? Objective of the Course, Course Outline by Lecture, Suggested Textbook Schedule Lectures: 9am - 12pm, Workman 189 Lab: 1pm - 4:30pm, Workman 189 Online Resources A Simple Mobile Robot Kit EE 382 Introduction to Design A collection of useful links Evaluation Grading Scheme Participation Quizzes Final Status of Robot

20. ST 589 Robotics Engineering Evaluation ST 589 robotics engineering. Evaluation. Participation Students are expected toattend all lectures and labs. Quizzes All quizzes are of the take home variety. http://www.ee.nmt.edu/~bruder/st589/evaluation.html

ST 589 Robotics Engineering Evaluation Participation Students are expected to attend all lectures and labs. Quizzes All quizzes are of the take home variety. Each student is to work individually on her/his own quiz. Resources such as the library and the Internet can be used. Each quiz is due at the beginning of the next lecture (schedule shown below). Date Given Date Due Quiz 1 Wed, July 26, 2000 Thur, July 27, 2000 Quiz 2 Fri, July 28, 2000 Mon, July 31, 2000 Quiz 3 Wed, August 2, 2000 Thur, August 3, 2000 Final Status of Robot: The robot should be completely assembled and able to wall-follow (without touching the walls) a complete "lap" of the Jr-design fire-fighting maze.

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