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3DV Systems' Algorithm Engineer Sagi Katz discusses their ZCam technology, and Rich Flier demonstrates a gaming application...and also some engineer boxing skills!.
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Breakthrough video imaging technology and camera capture objects in 3D, enabling users to control personal space through intuitive body gestures. 3DV System's ZCam is a real-time, depth sensing camera.
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TN Games is taking gaming to the next level with gaming gear that provides feedback with pneumatic impulses that put the user in the game. The system is based on technology to allow physicians to give distance exams.
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The origins of the FIRST robotics competition goes back over thirty years and during those years, traditions and creative exercises evolved to what FIRST is and stands for today, success.
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The FIRST Robotics competition partnered with Lego to create a junior league and since then the league has grown to include the Junior League, the Vex Challenge and the FIRST Robotics Challenge.
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Competition at the FIRST Robotics challenge include several ways to test the engineering of the students robot, including an interesting game where random alliances are chosen and points are awarded based on the alliances performance.
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The FIRST robotics league is a competition that occurs annually. The mission of the league is to promote science and technology through robotics as part of a schools learning curriculum.
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Robots playing soccer my not seem like a huge accomplishment, until you see DARWIN. Short for Dynamic Anthropomorphic Robot With INtelligence, this robot can track a ball and respond to it's movement, all the while under it's own programmed autonomy...
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Lego Mindstorm products have spawned a completely new group of robotic Lego builders; adult fans of Legos. From polynomic robots to shooting robots, engineers are spending their free time exploring the limits of the NXT platform in a robust programming...
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Mounting a 32-bit processor on the back of a standard pitching wedge along with a circuit board and an XYZ accelerometer combined with a gyroscope on the shaft the club calculates a golf swing in real time to a laptop running a program based on LabView...
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FPGAs applications aren't all boring, some are fun and games. National Instruments demonstrates the use of FPGA-controlled pads to make an arcade game from the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose.