A robot that automatically sucks in and removes rubbish from the room "Rumba 600 series"Robot not to be cleaned based on"IRobot Create 2"Has been launched. IRobot Create 2 is a robot platform for ...

“As a global leader in robotics technology, iRobot believes its greatest social responsibility is to ignite students' passion for STEM-related careers through the excitement of robots,” said Colin ...

Gumstix's TurtleCore ties any Gumstix Overo module to the iRobot Create. This is iRobot's development platform that is based on its Roomba robot cleaner. The iRobot Create Command Module actually ...

The iRobot Create is pretty limited by itself but adding the Atmel AVR-based Command Module expands its capabilities. If you can program it, of course. You can send press releases for new products for ...

We first told you about iRobot’s new Create robot yesterday, but now we have more. Basically this is a Roomba, minus all of the vacuuming utensils and adding a bunch of ports that allow the modders to ...

Consumer robot maker iRobot Corp. today marked National Robotics Week by debuting its newest educational robot, the Create 3, designed for educators and robotics students, the company said in a news ...

BURLINGTON, Mass.—iRobot has taken a major step in encouraging the development of autonomous household robots with its Create device. The Create includes the chassis and brains of an iRobot Roomba, ...

You wait ages for an educational robot to come trundling along, and then two come together: this one is the Create 3, the educational robot from iRobot. Last week we highlighted the Trilobot, which ...

The iRobot (R) Create (TM) programmable robot platform enables users to design and assemble new robots for both practical and fun purposes. The grand prize is $5,000. iRobot is also offering a limited ...

It may look like a [Star Wars reference omitted] with a very erect [Star Wars reference omitted], but the Personal Home Robot is actually designed for use in this galaxy. Danh Trinh of Towson, Md.

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