Alice
Autonomous System Labs' Alice is the cheapest and smallest intellig ent mobile robot.  Future developments for Alice include multi robot cooperation and communication, as well as control over the internet.

Minerva
Minerva is not a working interface, though this site offers an overview of the Carnegie Mellon robotic tourguide project.  On-line from August 25 to September 5, 1998, Minerva, like Rhino,  guided tours through the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.  Every third tour was offered to internet users who voted on which tour to take.  This site provides a clue of what the actual interface was like.

Red Rover
This site is a demonstration project for the IBM Reutilization Warehouse in Endicott, NY.  The viewing project promises to enable interested customers to view warehouse products before bidding.  A JAVA friendly browser and password will be required once the project is in operation.

Rita
Rita (a Pioneer 1), The University of Birmingham's learning robot uses Riccardo Poli and Axel Großmann's research with algorithmic learning mechanisms.    Rita's previous knowledge serves as a ground for new knowledge, and through the performance of related tasks, she learns to navigate her controlled environment and use her gripper. The team is currently researching constructive neural networks which will adapt to the many tasks faced.   The web interface was enacted to promote robot learning.  Rita is usually on-line 2 to 4 pm GMT on weekdays with odd-numbered dates (i.e., alternating weeks of M-W-F and T-Th).

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