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[Primidi.com] Remote-Controlled Robots Explore 'Lost City': Yesterday, Kelley and her colleagues were in Seattle and also "virtually" back at the Lost City to demonstrate how robotics and information technology can transform deep-ocean exploration. What once required dangerous and time-limited manned exploits can now be done by remote control on a ship deck or in an office thousands of miles away.

 [Robots.engadget.com] iRobot hooks up with John Deere on robotic combat vehicle - Robots ...: They’ve already gone off to war with the PackBot (pictured at right), which is currently pulling tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, but now iRobot, the company behind those Roomba robotic vacuum cleaners, is going retro and teaming up with tractor maker John Deere on a heavily armored robotic combat vehicle that’ll be used to automatically transport equipment in battle zones. And to help you win the chore war, iRobot says they’re also working on a new line of household robots that’ll be able to do stuff like fold your laundry.

 [Makezine.com] MAKE: Blog: Podcast Robot!: At Gnomedex in-between my hack/how-to sessions I got a chance to chat with the folks who made a Podocast robot that was controlled via Ink on a Tablet PC. They might publish the information on how to make your own in MAKE!

[Today.java.net] 2005-08-02 12:46:20 Roland Piquepaille writes, <i>"A large team of ...: And according to an article from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, they're using high-speed Internet connections to control robotic vehicles exploring the deep Atlantic Ocean thousands of miles away. Thanks to satellites, the remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) Argus and Hercules can transmit videos back to Seattle in real time.

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