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Bioloid controlled with a joystick. Made in URBI at Gostai (www.gostai.com)
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Google Tech Talks
July 7, 2008
ABSTRACT
Urbi is a middleware for concurren...
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Google Tech Talks
July 7, 2008
ABSTRACT
Urbi is a middleware for concurrent and distributed programming, based on a new parallel and event-driven script language called 'urbiScript'. Using a familiar and easy-to-use syntax, the language offers several concurrent abstractions rooted in the language semantics, together with an integrated scheduler and a distributed component architecture called UObject, based on C++ or Java. urbiScript acts as an orchestrator to build interactions/behaviors between distributed UObjects. Successful applications of Urbi are now mostly in robotics, especially in the upcoming Robocup'08 events, but extensions to video games and complex systems programming are envisioned. Graphical tools have recently been added to the Urbi suite to create hierarchical finite state machines and to provide advanced debugging features. J.C. Baillie, the author of Urbi, will give a detailed technical presentation of the key aspects of this new technology, and show demonstrations of the "Urbi Studio" graphical tools with the Aibo robot.
See http://www.gostai...
Speaker: Dr. Jean-Christophe Baillie
Dr. Jean-Christophe Baillie graduated in Computer Science and Physics from the Ecole Polytechnique, Paris. He received the PhD in Artificial Intelligence from University of Paris 6 and Sony Computer Science Lab and then founded the Cognitive Robotics Lab in ENSTA/ParisTech. During 4 years he worked on developmental robotics research with an extension of the Talking Heads experiment initiated by Luc Steels (Sony CSL). During the course of his researches, he designed Urbi as a tool to control complex robotics systems like the Aibo. In 2006, he founded Gostai, to further develop the Urbi technology and he is now directing the company, while keeping an active part in the R activities. He received in 2007 the "Pierre Faurre" award from the Polytechnique Foundation.
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Based on a custom Wifibot lab robot (www.wifibot.com) using an Hokuyo la...
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Based on a custom Wifibot lab robot (www.wifibot.com) using an Hokuyo laser, we can do mapping, navigation and path planning with obstacle avoidance using URBI (http://www.gostai.com/) technology and Karto (http://www.kartorobotics.com/) in real time.
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http://www.scienc... - Winner of the Microsoft ICT Award at the Academic...
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http://www.scienc... - Winner of the Microsoft ICT Award at the Academic Enterprise Awards Europe (ACES) 2009
The Microsoft ICT Award went to French entrepreneur Jean-Christophe Baillie. The company he formed, Gostai, has created a platform that allows proprietary robots to use the same kinds of software. There are many robots with embedded software, said the judges, but Gostais approach could present a layer of independence and offer a web service to provide a number of activities for robots. Gostai is a spin of from ENSTA/ParisTech, France. As part of the prize, Jean-Christoph wins an all-expenses-paid visit to the headquarters of Microsoft in Redmond, Washington.
The ACES is a pan-European competition among companies spun out from universities to recognize the best academic entrepreneurs from across all technology disciplines. This year, the ACES drew nominations from around Europe and culminated in an awards ceremony at Paris City Hall.
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Une petite visite chez Gostai pour voir le fonctionnement d'Urbi et de G...
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Une petite visite chez Gostai pour voir le fonctionnement d'Urbi et de Gostai Suite
Réalisateur: Stéphane Kurower pour Gizmodo France
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