Showing posts with label robotics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robotics. Show all posts
Friday, May 13, 2011
Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Urbi is a great, parallel, event driven language for programming robots.
Watch the tutorial video.
Absolutely packed with interesting control structures to handle the implicit parallelism and event-driven nature of the language. Several important ideas : free subsumption architecture (you actually run many different programs in parallel, each dealing with certain motors and sensors, but interacting with each other only through the body of the robot; "blending" modes which let different programs send multiple instructions to the same motor at the same time; "tags" which let you interact with (start, pause, stop) running processes by name.
Watch the tutorial video.
Absolutely packed with interesting control structures to handle the implicit parallelism and event-driven nature of the language. Several important ideas : free subsumption architecture (you actually run many different programs in parallel, each dealing with certain motors and sensors, but interacting with each other only through the body of the robot; "blending" modes which let different programs send multiple instructions to the same motor at the same time; "tags" which let you interact with (start, pause, stop) running processes by name.
Marcadores:
parallelism,
programming languages,
robotics,
urbi
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