"Technology has matured to the point where relatively inexpensive robotic technologies are being employed to entertain, assist and protect us. This has led to the emergence and explosive growth of the personal and service robotics markets, a worldwide phenomenon that touches and serves businesses, consumers, academia, and government alike.

Robotics Trends is the world’s first integrated media firm serving the burgeoning personal and service robotics marketplace. Our mission is to be the focal point for information exchange, market intelligence and events for these expanding markets, servicing our clientele through three major business divisions:

• Publishing and Online Media
• Tradeshows and Conferences
• Research and Analyst Services." more

"Android World is devoted to androids. An android is an anthropomorphic robot - i.e. a robot that looks like a human. Many android developers call their creations "humanoids" rather than androids. We also have robotics links, robot links, animatronics links, and research links." more

"Evobot.com is an informational site concerning current and future applications in the field of evolutionary robotics. Biological life adapts to varies in its ecology to survive and flourish. At the dimension of discrete organisms, neural cells alteration in structure and connections as they learn what works and what does not work with respect to survival. At the stage of species, genetic patterns alteration with mate selection and reproduction. On a broader dimension, genetic drift and mutations will generally modification organism characteristics in a more dramatic way. The latter two processes, combined with natural selection, form the foundation of evolution. The principles of evolution are beginning to be applied to the sector of robotics. An evolutionary robot, or "Evobot," is a robot with the capacity to learn at the discrete scale, adapt to changing surroundings, and selectively reproduce (in software and/or hardware) in a fashion that improves its chances of survival."

"This site is a guide for robot builders. There are lists of robotics books, magazines, CD-ROMs, kits, component suppliers, information sources and events. This site includes information on how we built robots for Techno Games, Robot Wars, Micromouse, the Robot Olympics, Robotix, the Great Egg Race, RoboFesta, Waste Watch and student projects. Help is provided for beginners and experienced robot builders, teachers and researchers. I plan to add information on robotics research, Cybernetics, robots in books, films and on TV. One of the aims of the site is to stimulate interest, learning and teaching in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) through building Robots. " more

"The Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics (LPR) is in the Computer Science Department at UMass, Amherst. Our lab studies intelligent computational systems that solve sensory and motor problems. Experimental platforms include colonies of independent (heterogeneous) robots, sensors networks, mobile manipulators, and integrated humanoid systems.

We study: knowledge representations grounded in closed-loop interactions with the domain; robots that communicate with one another and with us; learning architectures that model development in biological systems; human-robot interactions and wearable computing; and high-dimensional motion planning and navigation." more

Robot Invasion is a Directory of robot-related new articles and books.

This Site include also a forum. more

RobotsLife.com Mission:

"First they were a dream. Then a mechanical industrial revolution, and soon a hobby for electronics enthusiasts.

Now they are members of our society.

The robots are here, everywhere. On TV shows, in hospitals, in battle fields, in homes or in offices. They have become autonomous, small and, to a certain point, intelligent. And they are part of the biggest (r)evolution that ever happened.

RobotsLife.com has a unique mission: help people understand what's happening with these electronic creatures. The sites provides both content and resources to help you catch up with the 'robot era'." more

"Robots.net, the place to read the lastest news on personal and industrial robotics, robot competitions, and other cool stuff." more

OnRobo.com ..the ultimate consumer robotics information resource.

"Interest in robotics both by children and adults has grown tremendously in the last 8 years. Today there are robot competitions all around the globe for enthusiasts of all ages. Television programs about robot wars receive some of the highest ratings. Robot toys and pets of all kinds fill store shelves. Robotic vacuums, lawn mowers and personal assistants although expensive are beginning to be purchased and used by the public.

As all these new products hit the shelves the need for a consumer information site is important. With that in mind Balanced Interactive, Inc. has developed OnRobo. The site features the latest robotic news and event information, but the most importantly it features product information and reviews." more

"Who are we? What do we do?

Welcome to the NASA Robotics Alliance Project (formerly the NASA Robotics Education Project). The new look to our website and our new name reflect our growing efforts to bring together students, engineers, private organizations and other government resources to pursue the goal of increasing robotics expertise in the U.S.

The ultimate objective of NASA's Robotics Alliance Project is to expand the national resource of experienced, talented robotics experts that are available to develop future robotics systems needed by NASA and support the national investment in the robotics market. In part, this is done by supporting a series of robotics competition programs that inspire students to become involved with technical fields, facilitating robotics curriculum enhancements at all educational levels, and developing a national clearinghouse for robotics education and career resources. " more

RobotCafe.com is the #1 destination on the Internet for people interested in building their own robots, sharing ideas with others, and learning all about the world of robotics. RobotCafe.com is a community of fellow robotics enthusiasts who share the common goal of fostering the advancement of robotics in every aspect of today's world." more