On Friday, WPI formally released the competition rules and regulations for the Robotics Innovation Competition and Conference. The RICC [previously] is a competition for undergraduate or graduate students that encourages them to develop a robot and accompanying business plan that solves a real-world problem -- this year the theme is "Quality of Life."
Checkout their website for all the information. Registration is free.
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We've still got lots of news from ICRA, but not today, since it's Video Friday!
This sensor-studded cuff from JPL enables intuitive robot control
The German company is organizing a competition based on its youBot robot
It's now the second fastest legged robot in the world
Researchers are teaching robots to use common adjectives to describe how objects feel
It's Friday, and we know what you need: robot videos
In robotics, as in life, it often takes small steps to reach a big goal
A robot modeled after a shrew can figure out where it is using just its whiskers
This jumping robot video will make you love robots even more
Some extra degrees of freedom give this quadrotor the ability to pitch and roll while hovering
These robots can assemble your Swedish furniture, without even looking at the instructions
With the addition of a battery and motor, this printable and self-assembling robot can crawl like a worm
We're in Karlsruhe, Germany to check out all the latest robotics research
Researchers now have access to an open source SDK to "hack" Baxter
Robot love is in the air. Robo Raven is in the air, too
A glimpse into how robots can make an emotional connection with humans
The little humanoid wants to help kids with special needs and autism
A Dutch company is hatching a little robotic bird for children
Researchers used motion-capture data of a horse to make a cheetah robot walk and run
Enjoy this Video Friday as IEEE Spectrum Automaton heads to Switzerland and Germany for two weeks of robotics research
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