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Thread: Erle-Spider, robotic spider, Erle Robotics S.L., Vitoria, Spain

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    Erle-Spider, robotic spider, Erle Robotics S.L., Vitoria, Spain


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    Erle-Spider

    Published on Aug 7, 2015

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    Erle-Robotics: Erle-Spider avoiding obstacles

    Published on Aug 10, 2015

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    Erle-Spider, a Ubuntu drone with legs

    Published on Sep 7, 2015

    Activate subtitles if you want to view this video subbed in English, French, Spanish or Euskera

    Erle-Spider is the first legged drone powered by Snappy Ubuntu Core. A fully functional Linux computer that includes onboard sensors, exposes several I/O interfaces and can be controlled and programed over WiFi, Bluetooth and even 3G and 4G networks.

    Besides the openness and Linux-based approach, Erle-Spider will provide access to a cloud-based app store for these legged drones. A marketplace that allow developers to make money out of their applications.

    ROS, the Robot Operating System plays an important role in Erle-Spider and the team behind this new drone will provide early access to ROS 2.0 packages.

    Erle-Spider has been released by Erle Robotics, a startup based in Spain that focuses on creating artificial brains for robots and drones.

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    Erle-Spider playing with kids

    Published on Sep 14, 2015

    During this weekend we have showed our Spider in a park full of kids.

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    Erle Spider assembly

    Published on Sep 22, 2015

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    Erle Spider promo

    Published on Sep 29, 2015

    Help us making companions for the lonely Erle-Spider!

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    Erle-Spider teleoperation using Twitch

    Published on Feb 22, 2016

    Short demonstration of Teleoperation of an erlespider via Twitch. More info at

    Teleoperation of an Erle-Spider via Twitch bot
    Controlling the Erle-Spider via Twitch.tv bot. A project inspired by TwitchPlaysPokemon and based on a previous project by erle.

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    Erle-Robotics: Erle-Spider avoiding obstacles

    Published on Apr 25, 2016

    Description: Simple demonstration of 'find path' block usage. The block calculates the center angle of the widest path found. Obstacle avoidance behaviour is created using simple spider blocks.

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