Microsoft Downloads - Introductory Courseware for Microsoft Robotics Studio (1.5) CTP Sep 2007
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The robotics introductory courseware is a set of labs that can be completed individually or as part of an introductory course on robotics. The labs take you through common robotics concepts such as reading sensors, controlling actuators, designing simple behaviors, and having a robot interacting with its environment using Microsoft Robotics Studio.
Going through the labs you will learn how to write services for Microsoft Robotics Studio using a combination of Microsoft Visual Programming Language (VPL) and C#. While the labs are introductory, they do require basic knowledge of Microsoft .Net and C# to complete.
Many of the labs can be completed either using Microsoft Robotics Studio Simulation or actual hardware in the form of an iRobot Create. In Lab Tutorial 7 (C#) - Multirobot Coordination you will need two iRobot Creates or use Microsoft Robotics Studio Simulation to simulate the robots. In addition, some of the labs such as Lab Tutorial 5 - Using Vision to Estimate the Distance to an Object use additional sensors including cameras, microphones, and speakers that need to be plugged into your PC.
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I've not have a chance to check this out yet (my son has monopolized the machine with MSRS on it... stupid WoW... ;) but I thought it sounded pretty cool. I'll want to check this out when I get a chance (time to think up some chores or something... )
Related Past Post XRef:
Microsoft Robotics Studio (1.5) Released
Other Microsoft Products Released this past week, XNA Game Studio and Robotics Studio
"An Introduction to Programming Robots with Microsoft Robotics Studio"
Microsoft Robotics Studio June 2006 CTP Released
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