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Carnegie Mellon University: Perl Brings Everything Together - Quickly

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Tags: robotics, robots, object-oriented, applications

Overview At Carnegie Mellon University, Perl figures in robotics applications development more times than ONE can count. They use Perl constantly - from simple CGIs, to application 'Glue,' to fully functional speech synthesizers written in Perl. Perl's rapid prototyping, flexibility, system interaction, object-oriented mechanism, and networking capabilities make Perl right for many of the applications in the Robotics Institute, where systems scientist and others use speech to interact with robots, getting information from them and asking them to do things.

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Publisher: O'Reilly Media
File Format: HTML
Date Published: Sep 13, 2007
Format: White Papers

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