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Co-Founder Of iRobot Exits To Start New Robotics Company
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Irobot announces Army contract
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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 3 days ago
IRobot Corp. has been awarded a contract with a division of the U.S. Army that could be worth as much as $200 million, the company said Tuesday. ...
Source: news.google.com --- 3 days ago
dBTechno IRobot Founder Rodney Brooks Launches Robotics Startup InformationWeek - 32 minutes ago The robotics pioneer is leaving his posts at MIT and IRobot to start Heartland Robotics, with the goal of using robots to improve worker productivity. IRobot co-founder envisions a future with robots and without you TG Daily $200 Million Army Deal Lets IRobot Sell Former Foe's Machine Wired News CNET News  - ZDNet Blogs  - eFluxMedia  - PC Magazine all 71 news articles ...
Source: news.google.com --- 3 days ago
CNET News IRobot co-founder and CTO to step down CNET News - 2 hours ago Co-founder of IRobot Rodney Brooks is leaving his post as chief technology officer to concentrate on a new robotics company, IRobot announced Tuesday. US Army Expanding PackBot Contract With IRobot InformationWeek Co-Founder Of IRobot Exits To Start New Robotics Company dBTechno Computerworld  - PC Magazine  - Boston Globe  - Xconomy all 58 news articles ...
Source: news.cnet.com --- 3 days ago
Rodney Brooks, co-founder of IRobot. (Credit: IRobot) Co-founder of IRobot Rodney Brooks is leaving his post as chief technology officer to concentrate on a new robotics company, IRobot announced Tuesday. "I want to effect a powerful evolution in the world's labor markets, and my current focus is to develop ... ...
Source: www.technologyowl.com.com --- 2 days ago
IRobot is on a roll with a couple of new Pet Series smart vacuum cleaners released - the Roomba 532 and the Roomba 562 . Both models will find it a snap to pick up pet hair, pet dander, kitty litter and debris without breaking a sweat, thanks to the tangle-resistant brushes and hair-removing cleaning tools. You can choose from two different debris bins - a high capacity Sweeper bin and a Vacuuming bin. Each purchase comes with a single year warranty as well as additional brushes, filters and cleaning tool. The Roomba 532 and Roomba 562 will retail for $349.99 and $399.99 , respectively. Add a comment | From: IRobot Roomba Pet Series | Visit Ubergizmo ...
Source: news.cnet.com --- 4 days ago
The U.S. Army plans to spend up to $200 million on IRobot products over the next five years, IRobot announced Tuesday. The contract IRobot previously had with the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation expired in May 2008 and was limited to the purchase ... ...
Source: www.boston.com --- 4 days ago
Bedford's IRobot Corp. said today that it has been awarded a contract under which the US Army could order up to $200 million in military robots, spare parts, training, and repair services over the next five years. The company described the contract as a ceiling priced Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity, or IDIQ, contract from the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation. IRobot said in a press release: "This award replaces a previous IDIQ contract that expired in May 2008 and does not limit orders to any particular robots within IRobot's government and industrial line. Previous IDIQ contracts awarded to the company were specifically for purchases of its IRobot PackBot robots. This contract, however, allows the Army to request additional products and services from IRobot as needed." The company also makes a consumer line of robots, such as the Roomba, which performs vacuum-cleaning chores around the home. A story in last Sunday's Globe referenced IRobot. (By Chris Reidy, Globe staff) ...
Source: www.engadget.com --- 3 days ago
Filed under: Robots IRobot -- the company best known to consumers as the creator of Roomba and to soldiers as the creator of Packbot bomb disposers -- just lost its CTO and co-founder, Rodney Brooks. While Dr. Brooks will continue to serve on the board of IRobot and serve as chairman of a new technical advisory board, he'll be devoting most of his time to Heartland Robotics, a new, non-competing company with the following corporate mantra: "Heartland Robotics is combining the power of computers - embodied in robots - and the extraordinary intelligence of the American workforce, to rehumanize and revitalize manufacturing." By "rehumanize" we assume they mean replace the American manufacturing workforce with robots. Come on Brooks, grow a pair of Ayn Rands and just say what you mean. [Via Maximizing Progress ] Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments ...
Source: blog.wired.com --- 3 days ago
Last month, IRobot announced it would start marketing its former foe's machines as its own. At the time, the company said the main market for the "Negotiator" 'bots would be the country's local police and fire departments, not the military.... ...
Source: www.engadget.com --- 3 days ago
Filed under: Household , Robots IRobot just announced its new Roomba Pet robotic vacuum cleaners. Boasting the core tech found in the 530 and 560 series of vacuums, the Roomba 532 ($349) and more advanced 562 ($399, includes on-board scheduling ) Pet series feature higher capacity sweeper bins; counter-rotating, carpet-digging brushes; and additional accessories to keep those brushes hair and dander free. We hear it's pretty good at herding the kids too. Available now. Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments ...
Source: www.fool.com --- 1 day ago
Its top technologist leaves for another robot maker. ...
Source: gizmodo.com --- 3 days ago
IRobot is expanding their Roomba line with three new models intended for more industrial of use. The Roomba 532 and 562 Pet Series Robots ($350 and $400) are meant for animal owners—or anyone sucking up massive amounts of floor hair—and equipped with larger sweeping bins to accommodate copious amounts of fur. The Roomba 610 Professional Series ($600) is similar, sporting a larger bin as well, but also comes with an extra, interchangeable bin and a Max Mode that will burn the batteries lower to finish big rooms. All three units are available now. Here are the full specifics: IRobot Introduces Roomba Pet and Professional Vacuum Cleaning Robots New IRobot Roomba Pet Series Perfect for Pet Owners; Roomba Professional Series Handles Larger Areas and Office Spaces BEDFORD, Mass.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—IRobot Corp. (NASDAQ: IRBT) today introduced the newest additions to its line of vacuum cleaning robots, the IRobot® Roomba® Pet Series Vacuum Cleaning Robot and the IRobot® Roomba® Professional Series Vacuum Cleaning Robot. Engineered and designed with pet owners in mind, the new IRobot Roomba 532 and 562 Pet Series Robots pick up even more pet hair and dander with the help of higher capacity sweeper bins and additional accessories. The new IRobot Roomba 610 Professional Series Robot cleans even the largest of areas, perfect for maintaining office spaces or large high traffic areas. Help for Hairy Homes The new Roomba Pet Series Vacuum Cleaning ...
Source: government.zdnet.com --- 3 days ago
Even as IRobot won a wide-open contract with the Army, the company’s part-time CTO, Rodney Brooks, left the company to start a new robotics firm, Cambridge-based Heartland Robotics. The new company is focused on industrial robotics, which logic would dictate would put factory workers out of work. But Brooks’s robots will be “empowering.” I want to [...] ...
Source: www.computerworld.com --- 3 days ago
IRobot Corp. has won a $200 million contract to build robots and spare parts for the U.S. Army. ...
Source: www.bostonherald.com --- 2 days ago
Bedford-based IRobot Corp. is rolling out a new generation of Roomba robot vacuums to chase after cats and office workers. The two new models, one aimed at pet lovers... ...
Source: bensbargains.net --- 2 days ago
Buy.com has the refurbished IRobot Scooba 5800 Floor Washing Robot on sale for $150 with free shipping. [ Review : BizRate ] Remarkable robot preps, washes, scrubs, and dries the floor all by itself Simple to operate: fill tank, press clean and empty tank when finished Cleans under furniture, tables, and hard-to-reach places ...
Source: www.physorg.com --- 3 days ago
Today, IRobot has just announced a new line of robotic friends. Their Pet Series includes: the IRobot Roomba Pet Series and Professional Series Vacuum Cleaning Robots. As the name implies, the Pet Series is designed to remove pet hair and dander. ...
Source: www.techweb.com --- 4 days ago
IRobot has expanded its catalog of military and security robots in recent months, including very small LANdroids used by soldiers in urban settings. ...
Source: www.i4u.com --- 2 days ago
IRobot has announced new robot vacuum cleaners called the Roomba 532, Roomba 562, and Roomba 610. The Roomba 532 and 562 are aimed at pet owners and are designed to pick up pet hair and dander. The Roomba 610 is a pro series robot designed for cleaning lar... ...
Source: www.newsfactor.com --- 3 days ago
The cofounder and chief technical officer of IRobot, the company that brought robotic vacuums to the homes of millions of consumers, is leaving to start another venture. Rodney Brooks launched Bedford, Mass.-based IRobot in 1991 with Colin Angle and Helen Grenier, his former students. The roboticist plans to spend time with his new startup, Heartland Robotics, a Cambridge, Mass.-based industrial robotics company. Heartland is not considered a competitor, according to IRobot. Brooks, in a phone interview with us, said he can't provide great detail about the new company just yet, but Heartland will focus on robots in manufacturing. Asked if the proposed robots would be developed to replace assembly-line workers, Brooks said, "PCs did not replace the office worker, and this is not about that at all." Brooks has also taken a leave of absence from his teaching role at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to concentrate on Heartland and recruit employees. "I'm on leave effective Monday, so I can put my heart and soul into this," he said. "We need some time to get stuff together." Since Brooks was not able to talk about his departure until now, he is still ironing out his future role with IRobot's management team. Brooks will remain on the board of directors and work with the company to form a new technical advisory committee. "We decided that that's my task at IRobot," he said. A new CTO is expected to be named next year. No Rookie To R ...

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