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--- reu_journal7 [2019/07/21 23:24] – faustovega
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-This is a picture of another robot that they have in the lab. It is the Nao robot which is similar to the Darwin OP that we have in the lab. In my opinion, the Darwin is better because of the MX-28 dynamixel actuators. Well I haven't seen any demo's with the Nao because none of them are currently working. They usually just turn it on during demo's and it has a default program that makes it keep eye contact with anyone in range. Something that I have noticed is that during the summer, the Socially Assistive Robotics Group Lab (SARG) has tours every week. Usually the tours consist of orientation students or summer camp students. Yet, the do not have any demos prepared for the students which makes half of them uninterested during the tour. I believe that DASL has a good set of demos that can impress students that want to get into robotics.
+This is a picture of another robot that they have in the lab. It is the Nao robot which is similar to the Darwin OP that we have in the lab. In my opinion, the Darwin is better because of the MX-28 dynamixel actuators. Well I haven't seen any demo's with the Nao because none of them are currently working. They usually just turn it on during demo's and it has a default program that makes it keep eye contact with anyone in range. Something that I have noticed is that during the summer, the Socially Assistive Robotics Group Lab (SARG) has tours every week. Usually the tours consist of orientation students or summer camp students. Yet, they do not have any demos prepared for the students which makes half of them uninterested during the tour. I believe that DASL has a good set of demos that can impress students that want to get into robotics.
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