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CEBot (Windows CE Mobile RoBOT) Notify me when a new item is added CEBot, short for Windows CE Robot, is the Core Project used in Socrates to demonstrate the development of embedded systems software.  It will be developed in the book (working title “Learning Embedded Systems With Windows CE”) using various low cost reference platforms.  New capabilities will be gradually added from one chapter to the next, while Windows CE is adapted to support the robot's array of sensors and actuators.  Read on for articles that relate to the proposed design of CEBot, and contribute to the discussion on the mobile robot design best suited to teach embedded software, mobile robot software development, and Windows CE adaptation for custom platforms. Default OrderDate PostedTitlePopularityAuthor Descending Ascending PCM-37E12 Windows CE 5.0 Driver Posted by jywilson on Friday, January 06, 2006 (PST) This article describes the PCM-37E12 Windows CE 5.0 Driver available in the Downloads section. (Read More...   0 comments) Vortex86-6070 Posted by jywilson on Saturday, January 22, 2005 (PST) The Vortex86-6070 is the primary PC/104 board selected for CEBot. It provides an amazing array of features at a very reasonable cost. (Read More...   7 comments) PCM-37E12 Posted by jywilson on Saturday, January 22, 2005 (PST) The EMAC PCM-37E12 board provides CEBot's I/O capabilities for communicating with sensors and actuators. (Read More...   6 comments) Rossum Posted by jywilson on Tuesday, January 18, 2005 (PST) Rossum is an open source project that provides a simulation tool for mobile robot navigation. Learn how I plan to use Rossum to allow development of the CEBot "Core Project" without actual hardware. (Read More...   2 comments)