Robotics, AI and vision in Java with the dLife library: faculty poster

Grant Braught · Journal of computing sciences in colleges · 2011

dLife is a Java library developed for teaching and research in robotics, artificial intelligence and computer vision. While a significant number of platforms now exist for using robotics in the CS classroom (e.g. Lego, Pyro, Myro, MS Robotics Studio, Player, Tekkotsu, Webots, and others...) dLife presents a unique combination of features that will be attractive to some educators. dLife allows students to program robots in Java, is free and open-source, runs on Mac OX and Linux and supports a variety of popular educational robots both physically and in simulation.

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