Microsoft Surface and Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio for Multi-Robot Command and Control
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Uploaded by mmicire on Aug 22, 2010
This video shows examples of the gestures used to control robots using the Microsoft Surface and Microsoft Robot Developer Studio products. This is the PhD research of Mark Micire. Please visit http://robotics.cs.uml.edu
Slides: http://www.cs.uml.edu/~mmicire/defense
Defense Video: http://www.vimeo.com/user2731766/videos
Media: You can find better shots of the interface here http://www.cs.uml.edu/~mmicire/defense/images/
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Future war need your StarCraft micro control skills.
1 year ago 15
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wow
later we can control our own robot with the smart phones!
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Advanced technology
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Very Nice! -- Robot Betty9
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Lovely Asian lady *lushfmlk.info*
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anyone else play Microsoft Urban Assault back in the day? cause i could see that game being extremely awesome with this tech.
extremely .. extremely awesome.
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this is the future now!
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this song is in The Animatrix! In Kid's Story! So glad to have finally found it!
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This is how Supreme Commander tournaments will be fought...IN THE FUTURE
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Wow! I am very impressed!
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Is Peace Orchestra the default multi-touch soundtrack now?
Love the idea, it's good to see something interesting being done with the MS Table.
lullabud 1 year ago
@lullabud In 2006 at his TED talk, Jeff Han noted, "there is no reason in this day and age that we should be conforming to a physical device... We have so much technology nowadays that interfaces should start conforming to us." Our DREAM Controller is based on this philosophy and conforms every time the hand contacts the surface. To tip our hat to his inspiration, we used a remix of the song that he used in his original 2006 video.
mmicire 1 year ago
@mmicire Oh nice, that makes sense. That was an epic video, totally mind opening. It seems though that choosing the same music isn't as clear of a compliment as just saying "Many thanks to Jeff Han who inspired us to build a better class of interface that helps make sci-fi into reality" at the end of the vid or something.
I do love the music though. K&D are teh shizz, both brilliant musicians.
lullabud 1 year ago
@lullabud I agree. For some people, there is a fine line between professional admiration and fan-boy-ness. Not having met Jeff myself, I figured I would make a subtle compliment here and then formally thank him over a beer at the next multi-touch conference. It is much easier to ensure intent when there is a smiling face behind the handshake.
Thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate the support.
mmicire 1 year ago