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Insect Robotics Group

Insect Robotics Group

Building robots to understand insect behaviour

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Category: News & Project Updates

Here we list posts announcing our recent activities and upcoming events.

New RA

Benjamin Risse has just joined the group on May the 1st to work on ant navigation.

6th May 2015

RoboAnt: Remote Control

Follow up to RoboAnt: Build your own Android robot It’s vital we can control our soon-to-be autonomous robot! Fortunately, that’s really easy with the code provided on https://github.com/d3kod/roboant . Here’s how…

18th February 2014

RoboAnt: Build your own Android robot

Nowadays smartphones are affordable, compact and capable computers. Mike had the ingenious idea that they can do a perfect robot brain. Packed with computing power and useful sensors,  the one thing they can’t do (I think) is control external analog components – like motors. This is where the Arduino comes in. The hugely popular embedded platform […]

17th February 2014

Robot builders inspired by animal kingdom

  Our lab has been on the BBC news : Watch Robot builders inspired by animal kingdom

17th February 2014

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