Simulation Software aids in robotics research, development.July 30, 2008 -
Combined with CoroBot mobile robot, CoroWare ClassPack for Microsoft Robotics Studio (CoroWare ClassPack) provides simulation software package for those involved in robotics courses and research. Users can write robotics applications that will run in simulation as well as on real CoroBot. Classroom environment allows robot to encounter common objects found in office or classroom, and control panel interface allows for remote control of CoroBot.
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CoroWare, Inc.
4074 148th Ave. NE
Redmond, WA, 98052
USA
CorowAre Announces Availability and Pricing of CoroWare ClassPack for Microsoft Robotics Studio
ClassPack Complements CoroBot for Robotics Courses and Research
Redmond, WA - July 1, 2008 - CoroWare Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of CoroWare, Inc. (CROE.OB) announced pricing and availability of CoroWare ClassPack for Microsoft Robotics Studio (CoroWare ClassPack), a simulation software package that complements its CoroBot mobile robot product line.
Combined with CoroWare's CoroBot, ClassPack is an affordable and effective robotics solution for teaching and research. By using the CoroWare ClassPack services, students can write robotics applications that will run both in simulation and on a real CoroBot. ClassPack features a classroom environment which allows the robot to encounter common objects found in an office or classroom. An easy-to-use control panel interface allows for remote control of the CoroBot.
"Simulation is the perfect tool for educators and researchers since they can realistically model any environment without the pains and costs involved with creating that environment," said Sara Morgan, CoroWare Robotic Software Engineer, and author of "Programming Microsoft Robotics Studio". "Students and researchers can experiment with a lower-cost version of CoroBot in the simulation environment, and then run their application on a real CoroBot in the classroom or lab."
CoroWare plans to make CoroWare ClassPack generally available at the end of June 2008 with two licensing options. An unlimited license will allow ClassPack to be installed and run on a single computer with no expiration date for a suggested retail price of $299 USD. A limited license will allow ClassPack to be installed on a single computer for the duration of a class term for a suggested retail price of $99 USD. Volume discounts for CoroWare ClassPack pricing will be available upon request for educational institutions.
"We are excited to see CoroWare continue to build upon its expertise in robotics simulation and its line of products," said Dan Kara, industry analyst and president of Robotics Trends. "We believe the introduction of new products to the market like CoroWare ClassPack will further drive the adoption of robotics at universities and colleges worldwide"
The latest version of the CoroWare ClassPack for Microsoft Robotics Studio can be downloaded from www.corobot.net. For more information on all of CoroWare's products and services, visit www.coroware.com.
For questions about ClassPack including pricing and licensing options please contact sales@coroware.com or dial 1-800-641-CORO (2676) option 1.
About CoroWare Technologies
CoroWare Technologies, a subsidiary of CoroWare, Inc. (CROE.OB), is a systems and mobile robotics integrator that delivers high-value services and innovative solutions to maximize technology investments and achieve customers' goals. CoroWare has a depth of knowledge and breadth of experience in developing software and solutions for mobile service robotics and business automation through products that include the CoroBot product line. For more information, please visit http://www.coroware.com.
The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. This press release is written using forward-looking statements pursuant to the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: http://www.sec.gov/about/laws/sea34.pdf (Sec. 21E p. 223).
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