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External Robot Links |
Media coverage and articles
General information and non-profit organizations
- Robot Tutorials for Beginners
- EURON: the European Robotics Research Network which currently assembles over 150 robotics research institutes and robotics companies in Europe.
- Iberobotics - Portal de Robótica en Castellano
- ALA – The Association for Laboratory Automation
- LRIG – The Laboratory Robotics Interest Group
- SeattleRobotics.org – The Seattle Robotics Society, one of the oldest and largest hobby robotics groups in the world.
- Open Directory Section for Famous Robots – Links and descriptions for well-known robots; Asimo, COG, and many others
- International Federation of Robotics
- Robotics Engineering Task Force (not updated since 2003)
- GoRobotics.net Robotics resource website - robot news, projects, books, and club listings.
- Eurobot, an international amateur robotics contest
- robots.net – Hobbyist and professional robotics site with news, robot gallery, project descriptions, and articles
- Open Automaton Project at sourceforge.net
- The Robot Hall of Fame
- The Robot Directory – An online gallery of robots
- Robotics India – Robotics Community portal with forums, chat, downloads and information relevant to robotics.
- The OrionWiki – Specifically aimed at technical content; also: downloads and personal spaces for robot builders/hobbyists
- AmorphicRobotWorks(ARW) – A group working to create robotic performances and installations
- www.robot.org.uk – A guide for robot builders with lists of reviewed books, magazines, approved parts suppliers, etc.
- Robodock – A theater festival in The Netherlands heavily inspired by robotica.
- Robots Forum Discussion forum for Robot builders
- Discussion archive
- Robot MC (Dutch, belgium) – Belgian robot club. Site includes videos and photos.
- Cal Poly Robotics Club – Site includes project descriptions, tutorials, and development tools.
- A brief history of robotics
- Robots in sci-fi and horror films
- Analog Robots – A brief description.
- BEAM community A specific type of analog robot.
- Darwin VII, based on principles of the nervous system
- Fred Wolflink's Massachusetts College of Art Robotic Art Pages
- Lucy the Orangutan, based on principles of the nervous system
- Endtas robotics community website
- Robots Mainstream by 2006, 2007? Information about robots moving into mainstream use, which is estimated to be around 2007.
- Compilation video of some amazing robots Compilation video (30min) of some amazing robots as qrio, asimo, HRP2, Partner robot, HAL,...
- HobbyRobotics.org provides reviews and links to information for hobby roboticists.
Commercial projects
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