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Third-party Software Support:
- RoboRealm - The SRV-1 can now be directly controlled from RoboRealm, a very popular
Windows-based machine vision software package for robots. The RoboRealm extensions
for SRV-1 allow creation of scripts that combine image processing on live video
feeds from the robot, e.g. color filtering, blob detection/tracking, edge detection/outlining
and feature extraction, with decision processing and robot motion control, making
it easy to create behaviors such as object location and tracking, obstacle avoidance,
motion detection, notification, etc, with a web interface, and control can be
scripted from C/C++, Python, Java, C#, Lisp, Visual Basic, WScript and COM through
the RoboRealm API.
- Microsoft Robotics Studio - Drivers for the SRV-1 in Microsoft Robotics Studio
are now available. MSRS is a Windows-based environment for academic, hobbyist
and commercial developers to create robotics applications across a wide variety
of hardware. Key features and benefits include: end-to-end robotics development
platform, lightweight services-oriented runtime, and a scalable / extensible
platform.
- Myro - Myro is a new framework for programming robots. Myro is written in the
language Python and designed for use in Introductory Computing courses, and has
been developed by the Institute for Personal Robots in Education. The goal of
the project is to provide a programming environment for easily exploring advanced
topics in artificial intelligence and robotics without having to worry about
the low-level details of the underlying hardware.
- Webots - SRV-1 support is now included in Webots mobile robotics simulation
software. Webots provides a rapid prototyping environment for modelling, programming
and simulating mobile robots under Windows, Mac OS/X and Linux. The 3D modeling
and physics are outstanding.
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SRV-1 Surveyor Robot
Part# IL-SRV1Q
Designed for research, education, and exploration, Surveyor's SRV-1 internet-controlled robot integrates a 1000MIPS 500MHz Analog Devices Blackfin BF537 processor, a digital video camera with resolution from 160x28 to 1280x1024 pixels, laser pointer ranging, and WLAN 802.11b/g networking on a quad-motor tracked mobile robotic base.
Operating
as a remotely-controlled webcam or a self-navigating autonomous robot, the
SRV-1 can run onboard interpreted C programs or user-modified firmware, or
be remotely managed from a Windows, Mac OS/X or Linux base station with Python
or Java-based console software. The Java-based console software includes
a built-in web server to monitor and control the SRV-1 via a web browser
from anywhere in the world, as well as archive video feeds on demand or on
a scheduled basis.
Features
- Open Source
design with full access to source code (GPL) and schematics
- Robot is
fully programmable for autonomous operation
- Extensive
software support through 3rd party applications
- Teleoperate
mode to drive robot around via console software or remotely via web browser
- Host software
has built-in web server and video archiving
- Robot can
run programs written in interpreted C and stored in onboard Flash
- Wireless
remote control or viewing up to 100m indoors and 1000m outdoors (line of
sight)
- Robot can
be controlled from a terminal/console for easy testing
- Linux 2.6
support as well as "bare metal" programming
with GNU bfin-elf-gcc
Hardware
- Processor:
1000mips 500MHz Analog Devices Blackfin BF537, 32MB SDRAM, 4MB Flash, JTAG
- Camera:
Omnivision OV9655 1.3 megapixel 160x128 to 1280x1024 resolution
- Robot
Radio: Lantronix Matchport 802.11b/g WiFi
- Range:
100m indoors, 1000m line-of-site
- Sensors:
2 laser pointers for ranging
- Drive:
Tank-style treads with differential drive via two precision DC gearmotors
(100:1 gear reduction)
- Speed:
20cm - 50cm per second (approx 1 foot/sec or .5 mile/hour)
- Chassis:
Machined Aluminum
- Dimensions:
120mm long x 105mm wide x 75mm tall (5" x 4.1" x 3")
(drawing)
- Weight:
460gm (14oz)
- Power:
7.2V 2000mAH Li-Poly battery pack - 4+ hours per charge
- Charger:
100-240VAC 50/60Hz (US plug)
Software
- Robot Firmware: easily updated, written in C language under GPL Open Source,
compiled with GNU bfin-elf-gcc and bfin-uclinux-gcc toolchains
- Onboard
User Programming: interpreter for "small C" language with special robot-specific
commands are provided for running user programs from onboard Flash memory
- Development Tools: GNU toolchains via http://blackfin.uclinux.org
- Console Software: Java based application, runs on Windows, MAC, Linux. WebcamSat
web server module built into console software, allows multiple simultaneous
remote viewers via Internet
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