Joe Wilcox analyzes yesterday's announcement that Microsoft is getting into robotics with an SDK.
Update: Channel 9 has a video with the team.
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Joe Wilcox analyzes yesterday's announcement that Microsoft is getting into robotics with an SDK.
Update: Channel 9 has a video with the team.
The big RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition is going on NOW. Microsoft is a gold sponsor.
http://www.robobusiness2006.com/
The big RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition is going on NOW. Microsoft is a gold sponsor.
http://www.robobusiness2006.com/
“Please turn off all other robots and try again..”
“Please turn off all other robots and try again..”
Robotics, nano-technology, genetics - is Microsoft prepping themselves to be a key stakeholder in our future?
Tom
Robotics, nano-technology, genetics - is Microsoft prepping themselves to be a key stakeholder in our future?
Tom
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How about change the name of this blog to “Silicon Valley Geek Blog”? sounds cool enough to me
How about change the name of this blog to “Silicon Valley Geek Blog”? sounds cool enough to me
Too bad the Cylon’s weren’t running Microsoft SDK backend’s, could introduce and process new hardware or trigger a new action slash update and bingo, BSOD. Humanity saved by Microsoft…
Too bad the Cylon’s weren’t running Microsoft SDK backend’s, could introduce and process new hardware or trigger a new action slash update and bingo, BSOD. Humanity saved by Microsoft…
The geeky robot makers were at Robogames last weekend. Yes, the computers I saw were mostly Windows ones.
My boys made a video:
http://funnystories.blogspot.com/2006_06_01_funnystories_archive.html
The geeky robot makers were at Robogames last weekend. Yes, the computers I saw were mostly Windows ones.
My boys made a video:
http://funnystories.blogspot.com/2006_06_01_funnystories_archive.html
Didn’t Sony just kill off Aibo (its consumer robot dog) and the whole of the company’s robotics unit a few months ago?
Predicting the future is hard. Or rather, predicting the *timing* of events in the future will happen is hard. See, there’s no doubt that in the future, advanced robots will be pervasive throughout society. That’s easy. The difficult question is: when? Clearly, Sony placed its bet way too early; I wonder if the MS timing is better, or if it’s still too early?
Didn’t Sony just kill off Aibo (its consumer robot dog) and the whole of the company’s robotics unit a few months ago?
Predicting the future is hard. Or rather, predicting the *timing* of events in the future will happen is hard. See, there’s no doubt that in the future, advanced robots will be pervasive throughout society. That’s easy. The difficult question is: when? Clearly, Sony placed its bet way too early; I wonder if the MS timing is better, or if it’s still too early?
Be Afraid … Be VERY Afraid …
Heh.
:-p
Be Afraid … Be VERY Afraid …
Heh.
:-p
“Today, Microsoft unveiled Robotics Studio, for creating robotic applications. As usual, the toolset creates stuff for the Windows world, so Mac OS and other operating systems be damned.”
SO what would the robots do when Windows is hacked or infected by a virus? Lol
“Today, Microsoft unveiled Robotics Studio, for creating robotic applications. As usual, the toolset creates stuff for the Windows world, so Mac OS and other operating systems be damned.”
SO what would the robots do when Windows is hacked or infected by a virus? Lol
I know this question is not relevent to the post, but this is a place visited by lot of experienced professionals.
I have been working on Microsoft technologies for last 10 years. Is it advisable to move to Java technology as it is imminent because my company is opted for it?
I know this question is not relevent to the post, but this is a place visited by lot of experienced professionals.
I have been working on Microsoft technologies for last 10 years. Is it advisable to move to Java technology as it is imminent because my company is opted for it?
Is there any domain where Microsoft wouldn’t wield considerable influence, in future?
Is there any domain where Microsoft wouldn’t wield considerable influence, in future?
Microsoft just dominates.
Phil
Microsoft just dominates.
Phil
The same question here:
Is it advisable to move to Java technology as it is imminent because my company is opted for it?
The same question here:
Is it advisable to move to Java technology as it is imminent because my company is opted for it?
LOL
I can imagine it now…
Powered Armor refusing to boot up and BSoDing away, tanks going beserk bcause Chinese hackers have found inroads into their navigational systems and IFF transponders.
I forsee a new era in robotics. The Bill Gates Era. We must embrace it. (j/k)
LOL
I can imagine it now…
Powered Armor refusing to boot up and BSoDing away, tanks going beserk bcause Chinese hackers have found inroads into their navigational systems and IFF transponders.
I forsee a new era in robotics. The Bill Gates Era. We must embrace it. (j/k)
There goes our remote controls will be infected oh shut those bluetooth devices else….
http://www.irin.co.uk
There goes our remote controls will be infected oh shut those bluetooth devices else….
http://www.irin.co.uk
I don’t know if this is a great idea, what is the robot equivalent to the Blue Screen Of Death?
I don’t know if this is a great idea, what is the robot equivalent to the Blue Screen Of Death?