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[After Gutenberg] (Just what Peeping Blimp or other robots on patrol need for those low light situations, eh?) One of the project partners of the Bat-Bot, developed by IST project CIRCE (Chiroptera Inspired Robotic Cephaloid Experiments), developed a broadband transducer that could both transmit and receive acoustical energy across the entire 20 to 200 kHz spectrum.

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Robots.nethttp://robots.net [Robots.net] robots.net - Robot news and Robotics Info: "They have decided that the best way to increase enrollment is to work with universities to incorporate robotics and computer games into the computer science curriculum as class projects where students can exercise their technical skills." The robotics and computer games would be developed using various Microsoft proprietary software tools instead of the currently preferred Open Source / Free software tools. Part of their plan is to develop robot platforms with hardware that runs Microsoft's .

[Jcwinnie.biz] After Gutenberg: robots.net tells us researchers have developed .of the Bat-Bot, developed by IST project CIRCE (Chiroptera Inspired Robotic .

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