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  1. 107 votes
  2. 73 votes

    Release the urbi-sdk to make uobjects on the spykee

    The SDK would contain the Urbi toolchain + the compiler. The compiled modules would be deployed on a web site and fetched by the robot at start.

  3. 71 votes

    Develop a series of advanced URBI demos in Webots

    To demonstrate all the powerful capabilities of URBI (including source code examples) within the free demo version of Webots.

  4. 69 votes

    Urbi for Segway RMP

    Segway Robotics Mobility Platforms are robust, reliable, and widely used for research and development
    http://rmp.segway.com/

    Status: under review
  5. 58 votes

    Give access to the Spykee GPIO ports from urbi

    When one want to have an hardware customization of the spykee, one could use this API to control the new device.

  6. 48 votes
  7. 48 votes
  8. 45 votes
  9. 39 votes

    Connect to Microsoft Robotic Studio Simulator

    Make it possible to use the Microsoft Robotic Studio Simulator to run with Urbi applications. Even if Webots is a good virtual environment, it's a bit expensive.

  10. 36 votes

    Provide C# bindings

    Provide bindings for C# from .NET platform

  11. 26 votes
  12. 23 votes

    Urbi for RoboBuilder

    To be able to run Urbi for RoboBuilder-kit.
    http://www.robobuilder.net/eng/

  13. 23 votes

    Commands for 3rd party sensors for the Lego Mindstorms NXT

    Commands for sensors from HiTechnic, Mindsensors etc.

  14. 20 votes

    URBI for ROBONOVA

    URBI for ROBONOVA would be like a missing ring in a chain !!!
    VOTE for those who doesn't have an NAO, AIBO, LEGO or BIOLOID!

  15. 18 votes
  16. 16 votes

    Urbi for Bioloid/dyanmixel

    release Urbi for DYnamixel and Bioloid bots. I know there was an early version out, but it has gone missing.

    The previous version is available on urbiforge. http://www.urbiforge.org

    Default-avatar gnibu Admin
  17. 12 votes
  18. 10 votes

    Urbi for Robotino

    Robotino is a Robot designed by Festo Company.
    It is driven by a Linux OS (Ubuntu), and it can be programmed through JAVA or C++, for example.
    It becomes widely used in Baccalaureat S (Ingeneer Science) in France.

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