Johnny 5 is alive!
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Via Technologies’ EPIA-P700 Pico-ITX is an x86 embedded board that measures 10 cm x 7.2 cm, uses a 1GHz Via C7 CPU, and thanks to its low power consumption, is an ideal fit to process small little cute robots that will soon be our lords and masters. Well, maybe not soon, but one day, you’ll see.
With robotics development representing the cutting edge of technological progress, Via’s commitment to extremely compact designs, robust performance, extensive feature sets, and extremely low power consumption means that the company’s off-the-shelf EPIA boards are becoming an essential component for academic, hobbyist, and commercial robot developers.
Via plans to be at the forefront of the eventual robot takeover as it has been a major supporter of robotics development for academics, hobbyists, and military applications. Friday in Taiwan–which is probably Thursday by now–Via showed off its EPIA Pico-ITX-based robots at the Taipei International Robot Show (TIROS), taking place August 21 to 24.
At the Via booth will be three compact robots provided by PlayRobot, a Taiwan-based robot developer and distributor of educational, scientific, and entertainment robots for government, academic, and research institutes, as well as robot kits for enthusiasts.
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