InnoC-Newsletter, April 2007

InnoC-Newsletter, April 2007 INHALT Istrobot am Mittwoch, den 25. April Riesen Andrang bei der InnoC-RobotChallenge 2007 Reise zur Mictrotransat RoboC...
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InnoC-Newsletter, April 2007 INHALT Istrobot am Mittwoch, den 25. April Riesen Andrang bei der InnoC-RobotChallenge 2007 Reise zur Mictrotransat RoboCup Workshop am Mittwoch, den 30. Mai Einladung zur InnoC-Generalversammlung Istrobot am Mittwoch, den 25. April

Am 25. April geht an der TU Bratislava die Partnerveranstaltung der RobotChallenge, die Istrobot, über die Bühne. Es werden auch einige Teams aus Österreich dort am Start sein. Eine kleine Fan-Gruppe trifft sich um in der Früh am Wiener Südbahnhof um die Teilnehmer nach Bratislava zu begleiten. Wer Lust hat mit zu kommen, soll einfach pünktlich um 7:00 Uhr in der Kassenhalle sein (Abfahrt des Zuges um 7:15 Uhr). Für Vereinsmitglieder übernimmt InnoC die Bahnkosten. www.robotika.sk

Rennweg (Parallel Slalom), Morpheus von der FH Wels (Slalom Enhanced und Minisumo), Eleanore von der HTL Jenbach (Hindernislauf), eyeRobot von der Wiener HTL TGM (Puck Collect) und Hexabot von der HTL Hollabrunn (Freestyle). Bei der anschließenden After Challenge Party im HappyLab konnten die Roboterbauer Ideen austauschen und gemeinsam bereits Strategien für die RobotChallenge 2008 entwickeln. Wir möchten uns nochmals bei den Sponsoren der Robotchallenge – Bundesrechenzentrum, 3-1 it systems, kapper.net, FESTO, HiTEC Robotics, Siemens IT Solutions and Services und Hewlett Packard – bedanken. Im Anhang finden Sie Informationen zu den neuen Robotik-Produkten von HiTec Robotics. www.robotchallenge.at

Riesen Andrang bei der InnoCRobotChallenge 2007

Reise zur Mictrotransat

Knapp 80 Roboter aus fünf verschiedenen Ländern und hunderte Besucher waren am 24. März bei der bereits vierten InnoCRobotChallenge im Siemens Forum Wien. Nicht nur die Anzahl sondern auch die Qualität der selbstgebauten autonomen Vehikel begeisterte das Publikum. Die Sieger der sechs Bewerbe heißen MARA1 von der HTL Wien

InnoC wird auch heuer wieder an der Microtransat, einer internationalen Regatte für RoboterSegelboote, teilnehmen. Das erfolgreiche Roboat-Team freut sich über einen möglichst großen Fanclub bei der Mictrotransat Anfang September in Aberystwyth (Wales, UK). Die Bewerbe finden von 3. bis 6. September statt, die

Österreichische Gesellschaft für innovative Computerwissenschaften Austrian Association for Innovative Computer Science

Siegerehrung am 7. September. Das Team reist bereits am 1. September an und am 10. September wieder zurück. Wer mitkommen möchte, soll sich bitte möglichst bald melden (Mail an [email protected]). Kosten für Flug und Unterkunft am Uni-Campus betragen ca. 500 Euro.

Einladung zur Generalversammlung

InnoC-

Am Freitag, den 4. Mai 2007 um 18 Uhr findet statutengemäß eine ordentliche Gerealversammlung von InnoC im HappyLab (Kampstraße 15, 1200 Wien) statt, wozu wir alle Vereinsmitglieder herzlich einladen. Wer noch nicht Mitglied ist, aber gerne mitbestimmen möchte, kann sich im Rahmen der Generalversammlung anmelden.

www.microtransat.org RoboCup Workshop am Mittwoch, den 30. Mai

www.happylab.at

Die Fachhochschule Technikum Wien veranstaltet den zweiten RoboCup Workshop. Ein umfangreiches Vortragprogramm und eine Poster-Session informieren über aktelle Forschungsprojekte und Zukunftspläne der RoboCup-Community. Roland Stelzer wird im Namen von InnoC einen Vortrag über „Non RoboCup Austrian Robotics Initiatives“ halten. Teilnahme ist frei, um Anmeldung bis zum 25. Mai unter der unten angegebenen Web-Adresse wird gebeten.

Impressum Österr. Ges. für innovative Computerwissenschaften Ospelgasse 1-9/2/5, A-1200 Wien Verantwortlich für den Inhalt: Roland Stelzer

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#138200 MA-VIN Robot Kit - Modular construction for easy Transformation - Valuable educational tool for robotics - Easy Icon-based visual programming for beginner - also programmable by C with WINAVR - using stardard I2C Bus for sensor ports - Expandable by optional modules - Complete no soldering - Develop skills of microelectronics, programming, robotics, sensors - Recognise environmental change and response to them by sensor combination - No bricks required - Brings into higher stage of C-Programming 3 Steps: 1. Assemble in 10min! - easy and quick start 2. Programm - icon-based visual programming 3. Experience - interact with sensors Applications: - Line Tracer detect and follow line - Light Tracer interaction with light - Sound Tracer interaction with sound - Pathfinder find a way in maze - Robot Sports Soccer, SUMO Set includes: Mainboard - 5 x MA-VIN module sockets - 1 x LCD Display socket - Atmel microcontroller - Sound Sensor Photosensor module - 6 x Photo Sensor Sensor Modules - LCD Display - Buzzer - Speaker - LED Module (4 LED) - Color Detection Sensor - Tact Switch Module - Touch Sensosr Base Components - 2 Gearboxed Motors - 2 Wheels - USB Cable - Transparent Cover - Mainboardholder - Battey Box - Screws - Software CD - Manual Transformations [optional, not included] - Bulldozer - Crab Robot

Minimum Requirement: - 256 MB of RAM minimum [512 MB recommended] - Up to 300 MB of available harddisk space - XGA display [1024x768] - 1 available USB port - CD-ROM drive - Windows XP - Intel® Pentium® 3 processor or better, compatible, 800 MHz minimum [1.5 GHz or better recommended] Technical Specification: - ATMEGA64L Microcontroller - USB 1.1 - 8 char* 2 line LCD - DC Motor Gearbox - 4* 1.5V AAA Battery/DC 5V

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Multiplex Modellsport GmbH & Co. KG Neuer Weg 2 | 75223 Niefern | Germany Tel. 49 7233 7352 | Fax. 49 7233 7399 | Mobile 49 160 90731194

http://www.hitecrobotics.de http://www.multiplexrc.de | http://www.hitecrc.de

ROBONOVA-1 kit with IR remote control set

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The CONCEPT ROBOTICS - a fascinating new world which you can now experience at first-hand. With the help of detailed step-by-step instructions you assemble the kit components to produce a working humanoid robot of the kind only usually found in universities and research institutes. The set includes all the software required to allow you to bring the robot to purposeful life - even if you are a complete beginner. Simple to get started • ROBONOVA-1 means: robotics for the beginner. • The robot is great fun - and the fun starts immediately • No special computer knowledge or programming experience required • Catch & Play - move the robot and click: and you have produced the first movement! Carefully matched • The kit contains all the components required to operate this high-tech robot • Carefully matched mechanical systems and software Expandable • ROBONOVA-1 means: robotics for the expert. • The ATMEL ATMega 128 microcontroller features ample performance reserves for a wide range of expansions • The mechanical system is of modular construction, and can be extended to cater for future applications • ROBONOVA-1 can be considered as an open development platform connectable device : sharp GP2D12/GP2D120 distance measuring sensor (optional) Devantech SRF04 Sonar(optional) SRF08/SRF10 Sonar(by Softwareemulation, optional) Pyro-Temperature sensor Array TPA81(by Softwareemulation, optional) Gyro : e.g. GWS PG-03 (optional) RC Receiver(at least 4ch., optional) IR sensor included etc. Robust and attractive • Anodized aluminium brackets • Digital servos with Karbonite gearbox • Professional “look”!

The HARDWARE ROBONOVA-1 really is a “hard case”. Specially treated anodized aluminium parts provide the essential strength in the connecting elements,and give the ROBONOVA-1 its characteristic high-quality appearance. The plastic components are made of an extremely high-quality material whichprovides all the robustness required for daily use. ROBONOVA-1 is capable of squaring up to any challenge, as its design and lay-out are based on the development team’s many years of experience in robotics competitions.The robot’s “muscles” take the form of servos, developed specifically for robotics by HiTEC: a world leader in servo manufacture. They offer the familiar strengths of HiTEC servos: • Torque • Transit speed • Accuracy • Durability and have been modified to cope with the special requirements of robotics applications: • 180-degree angular travel • Innovative case design • Motion feedback function • Data feedback function: current, voltage Specification: HSR-8498HB servo • Dimensions: 40 x 20 x 47 mm • Weight: 55 g • Operating voltage: 6 - 7.4 V • Max. rotational angle: 180 degrees • Torque: 7.4 kg / cm at 6.0 Volts (9.0 kg / cm at 7.4 Volts) • Transit speed for 60 degrees: 0.2 sec. at 6 Volts (0.18 sec. at 7.4 Volts) • HMI (HiTEC Multi-protocol Interface) • Data feedback: current, voltage, position • Optional: servo parameter adjustment (requires servo programmer kit) • Daisy-chain serial interface for up to 128 servos • PWM interface (RC standard) Power supply: the ROBONOVA-1 is operated from the 6 Volt / 1000 mAh NiMH battery supplied; a suitable battery charger is included and optionalcharging adapter for direct charging without Robot-controllerboard is available.On a single battery charge the ROBONOVA-1 can be operated for around 60 minutes;the actual operating time varies according to the complexity of the movement processes. Specification: Robonova-1 • Dimensions: 310 x 180 x 90 mm • Weight with standard battery: approx. 1.3 kg • Number of servos: 16

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The software included in the set enables anyone to develop the movement processes of the ROBONOVA-1, and define its response to sensorevents, using a PC running the Windows operating system (Windows 98 or later). Catch & Play makes robot programming easy to understand. For example, you move the robot arm to the start-point and end-point of a “simple action” (e.g. raise arm), and confirm the start position and end position with a mouse-click. The robot then carries out the whole movement process. Robo-Script and Robo-Remocon: The computer screen displays sliders for every individual servo (joint). Moving the sliders changes theposition of the servos. Simple movements can then be assembled to produce complex movements simply by clicking the mouse. REMOCON provides a graphical user interface for calling up these movements. Robo-Basic: with Catch & Play function, convenient programming for complex tasks for advanced operators Robo Basic is a dialect of Basic optimised for

Robo-Basic is a dialect of Basic optimised for programming the ROBONOVA-1. It enables you to create complex applications designed to accomplish your own individual tasks: • Independent development environment including Editor and Compiler • Robo-Basic includes commands for: • Synchronous servo movements • Servo point-to-point movements • Servo motion feedback ROBONOVA-1 An open platform for the expert The hardware offers plenty of scope for expansion to cope with future applications. The CONTROL BOARD The brain and heart of the ROBONOVA-1 is the well-known ATMEL ATMega 128L microcontroller, its internal memory supplemented by a 64K*8 EEPROMas storage for Robo-Script and Robo-Basic programs. Specification: MR C-3024 • Dimensions approx. 61 x 50.5 mm • I/O ports: * 40 ports on post connectors, of which 24 are servo ports and 8 A/D converters * RS232 interface * Signal indicators * Supplementary memory: 64K*8 EEPROM • Controller: Atmel ATMega 128L • Operating voltage range: 6 - 8 Volts The ROBONOVA-1 can be fitted with an Infra-Red receiver and controlled using a standard IR remote control handset. The microcontroller in the ROBONOVA-1 offers a vast range of future expansion capacity; the full possibilities have yet to be exploited. ACCESSOIRES, REPLACEMENT PARTS & SERVICE, SET CONTENTS Replacement parts & service facilities The names HiTEC and MULTIPLEX are by-words for fast, comprehensive replacement parts, plus - if ever necessary - the repair of defectivesub-assemblies within short turn-round times. Set contents The ROBONOVA-1 kit includes the following items: • MR C-3024 controller board • 16 special HiTEC HSR-8498HB robot servos • All aluminium and plastic parts • All small hardware items required • 6 Volt / 1000 mAh NiMH battery • Fast charger for use with 230 Volts • Comprehensive software package on CD-ROM • RS-232 interface cable MOVES Preprogrammed moves for roboBASIC (bas)

Bow

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Hands Up

Forward Tumbling

Sit Down

Left Tumbling

Sit Down and Raise Hands

Punch

Raise Left Leg

Right Tumbling

Simple Dance

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Flying

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Left and Right Kick

Right Hand Attack

Headstand

Sit Down and Left Punch

Fast Walk

Sit Down and Right Punch

Turn Left

Forward Get Up

Turn Right

Backward Get Up

Forward Walk

Sit Down and Stand Up

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One Step Right

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