ROBOWII - Revision history

AndreaBonarini at 16:43, 21 March 2012

2012-03-21T16:43:37Z

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‎RunBot

2011-05-30T22:45:48Z

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‎Jedi Training Robogame

2011-04-28T16:29:09Z

‎Jedi Training Robogame

2011-04-28T16:27:44Z

‎Jedi Training Robogame

2011-03-24T11:37:34Z

‎Jedi Training Robogame

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 === General description ===
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-Aim of this project is to develop games where people interact with autonomous robots by using the WII Remote, the main controller of the Nintendo WII console. The project is coordinated by [[User:AndreaBonarini|Andrea Bonarini]].
+Aim of projects in this area is to develop games where people interact with autonomous robots by using the WII Remote, the main controller of the Nintendo WII console. The area is coordinated by [[User:AndreaBonarini|Andrea Bonarini]], and belongs to the [[Robogames]] activities.
 Since WII Remote (shortly: [[WIIMote]]) has onboard a 3-axis accelerometer, and infrared camera, a speaker, 4 leds, a vibration system and many buttons, it could be used as a human-computer interface in many robotic applications. [http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/245 This link] is about some of the things that can be done with a WIIMote. Check Johnny Lee on Youtube for more...
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 *Design a new robot (Anil Koyuncu) - July 2010
 * Robo-Hide-and-Seek finished - July 2010
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 ==== RoboWII 2.1 ====
-[[User:AlessandroMarin|Alessandro Marin]] and [[User:DiegoMereghetti|Diego Mereghetti]] have developed RoboWII 2.1 a new version of a game system for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[RoboWII2.1|RoboWII 2.1]], further developed by [[User:DeborahZamponi|Deborah Zamponi]] and[[User:CristianMandelli| Cristian Mandelli]]. This project is part of the ROBOWII effort, in turn on the RoboGames research line.
+[[User:AlessandroMarin|Alessandro Marin]] and [[User:DiegoMereghetti|Diego Mereghetti]] have developed RoboWII 2.1 a new version of a game system for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[RoboWII2.1|RoboWII 2.1]], further developed by [[User:DeborahZamponi|Deborah Zamponi]] and[[User:CristianMandelli| Cristian Mandelli]]. This project is part of the ROBOWII effort, in turn on the [[Robogames]] research line.
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 ==== RunBot ====
-[[User:AnilKoyuncu|Anil Koyuncu]] is developing a new robot for more active playing: [[RunBot: a Robogame Robot |RunBot]]
+[[User:AnilKoyuncu|Anil Koyuncu]] has developed a new robot for more active playing: [[RunBot: a Robogame Robot |RunBot]]
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	[[User:AlessandroMarin\|Alessandro Marin]] and [[User:DiegoMereghetti\|Diego Mereghetti]] have developed RoboWII 2.1 a new version of a game system for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[RoboWII2.1\|RoboWII 2.1]], further developed by [[User:DeborahZamponi\|Deborah Zamponi]] and[[User:CristianMandelli\| Cristian Mandelli]]. This project is part of the ROBOWII effort, in turn on the RoboGames research line.		[[User:AlessandroMarin\|Alessandro Marin]] and [[User:DiegoMereghetti\|Diego Mereghetti]] have developed RoboWII 2.1 a new version of a game system for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[RoboWII2.1\|RoboWII 2.1]], further developed by [[User:DeborahZamponi\|Deborah Zamponi]] and[[User:CristianMandelli\| Cristian Mandelli]]. This project is part of the ROBOWII effort, in turn on the RoboGames research line.

−	~~==== Jedi Training Robogame====~~
−	In the [[Jedi Training Robogame]] line, Matteo Sancini and Stefano Ruschetta have developed a competitive Robogame for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[JediRobot Training 1.0 \| Jedi Robot Training 1.0 ]].[[User:AdrienServier\|Adrien Servier]] and [[User:AndreaNicotra\|Andrea Nicotra]] have developed a parallel version of Jedi Training Robogame: [[Jedi Robot Training 2.0]]. [[User:DiegoMartinoia\|DiegoMartinoia]] and [[User:DanieleCalandriello\|DanieleCalandriello]] have developed the [[Jedi Robot Training 3.0]], based on a flying quadrotor.
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 Since WII Remote (shortly: [[WIIMote]]) has onboard a 3-axis accelerometer, and infrared camera, a speaker, 4 leds, a vibration system and many buttons, it could be used as a human-computer interface in many robotic applications. [http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/245 This link] is about some of the things that can be done with a WIIMote. Check Johnny Lee on Youtube for more...
-In parallel, some projects are facing problems of designing [[RobogameDesign|interactive games involving autonomous robots]].
+In parallel, some projects are facing problems of designing [[RobogameDesign|interactive games involving autonomous robots]] and [[Highly Interactive Robogames]].
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 ==== Jedi  Training Robogame====
-In the [[Jedi Training Robogame]] line, Matteo Sancini and Stefano Ruschetta have developed a competitive Robogame for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[JediRobot Training 1.0 | Jedi Robot Training 1.0 ]].[[User:AdrienServier|Adrien Servier]] and [[User:AndreaNicotra|Andrea Nicotra]] have developed a parallel version of Jedi Training Robogame: [[Jedi Robot Training 2.0]]. [[User:DiegoMartinoia|DiegoMartinoia]] and [[User:DanieleCalandriello|DanieleCalandriello]] have developed the  [[Jedi Robot Training 3.0]], based on a flying quadrotor
+In the [[Jedi Training Robogame]] line, Matteo Sancini and Stefano Ruschetta have developed a competitive Robogame for Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory: [[JediRobot Training 1.0 | Jedi Robot Training 1.0 ]].[[User:AdrienServier|Adrien Servier]] and [[User:AndreaNicotra|Andrea Nicotra]] have developed a parallel version of Jedi Training Robogame: [[Jedi Robot Training 2.0]]. [[User:DiegoMartinoia|DiegoMartinoia]] and [[User:DanieleCalandriello|DanieleCalandriello]] have developed the  [[Jedi Robot Training 3.0]], based on a flying quadrotor.
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