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Six Microraptor® Rovers are controlled by a single Java Program through the IONOTRONICS® Networked Robots Architecture. The rovers are simultaneously commanded to go forward, stop and reverse.

A comprehensive paper on the Networked Robots Architecture by IONOTRONICS is now available on viXra.org. Click here to view the paper.

IONOTRONICS has just launched the Website: Networked Robots The Networked Robots White Paper describes the architecture and details for networking multiple Robots such that multiple entities (Java and HTML5 Websocket Clients) can control a Robot or Multiple Robots as well … Continue reading →

The following is a sequence from Mathematica® modeling of the IONOTRONICS I2C Based Arm (AL5a based) as the base is rotated. For each sequence the shoulder is rotated with the angle q2 as shown. The tip of the arrow is … Continue reading →

A new video has been added to our channel. The video shows the Robotic Rover as it is  controlled through TCP/IP Wireless using the IONOTRONICS® Java Robotics App. The Rover has a Gyro and Accelerometer which are read periodically by … Continue reading →

We have created a YouTube video playlist for the IONOTRONICS® Pyroraptor USB/I2C/SPI Bridge: The Playlist covers a detailed  introduction to the Pyroraptor® USB/I2C/SPI bridge. We cover adding multiple devices to the I2C bus as well as scanning the I2C bus … Continue reading →

We had a booth at SmallSat 2018 and as usual we had multiple live demonstrations. These included the PIC32MX360F512 32 bit RISC with WiFi and Gyroscope in a proto cubesat showing rotation on a NAVBALL. Also a laser radar demonstration, … Continue reading →