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*An application of our mobile robot SANCHO for its use in conferences or shows. A number of modules (both onboard and in remote computers) have been programmed for navigation, obstacle avoidance, speech recognition, speaking, and remote projection of multimedia. Both twisted-pair and WiFi communication hardware are used [http://babel.isa.uma.es/babel2/images/Sancho.wmv (wmv file, 10.5Mb)].
 
*An application of our mobile robot SANCHO for its use in conferences or shows. A number of modules (both onboard and in remote computers) have been programmed for navigation, obstacle avoidance, speech recognition, speaking, and remote projection of multimedia. Both twisted-pair and WiFi communication hardware are used [http://babel.isa.uma.es/babel2/images/Sancho.wmv (wmv file, 10.5Mb)].
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*A complete robotic software architecture has been implemented in our robotic wheelchair SENA that enables the driver to interact cognitive and physically with the robot. A number of modules are dedicated to obstacle avoidance, automatic navigation, localization, and symbolic world modelling. All of them run on the onboard laptop, but they communicate to external web server to recover wheather information, etc. [http://babel.isa.uma.es/babel2/images/ACHRIN Show.wmv (wmv file, 39.7Mb)].

Revision as of 09:57, 8 September 2010

We collect here some illustrative multimedia files related to applications developed with the BABEL Development System.

  • An application of our mobile robot SANCHO for its use in conferences or shows. A number of modules (both onboard and in remote computers) have been programmed for navigation, obstacle avoidance, speech recognition, speaking, and remote projection of multimedia. Both twisted-pair and WiFi communication hardware are used (wmv file, 10.5Mb).
  • A complete robotic software architecture has been implemented in our robotic wheelchair SENA that enables the driver to interact cognitive and physically with the robot. A number of modules are dedicated to obstacle avoidance, automatic navigation, localization, and symbolic world modelling. All of them run on the onboard laptop, but they communicate to external web server to recover wheather information, etc. Show.wmv (wmv file, 39.7Mb).