Acknowledgments

Many organizations, offices, and people have contributed to the on-going MyroC project.

• The underlying hardware and some software for MyroC are based on research performed by the Institute for Personal Robots in Education (IPRE), hosted at Georgia Tech and Bryn Mawr College. Their materials, including software interfaces, reference materials, and hardware, were funded by grants from Microsoft Research and the National Science Foundation.
  The main pages for this work are:

  • http://roboteducation.org
  • http://wiki.roboteducation.org/

• The MyroC++ project grew out of efforts by Professor Bruce MacLennan's group, University of Tennessee; special thanks to John Hoare in that group for his assistance.

• The MyroC project was developed by Henry Walker and his groups at Grinnell College and funded from Grinnell's Dean's Office, Grinnell's HHMI Grant, and the Samuel R. and Marie-Louise Rosenthall Chair of Natural Science and Mathematics (held by Walker).

  Summer/Fall 2011	Fall 2013	Fall 2014	Fall 2015	Spring 2021
  Built MyroC/course materials for Linux, using MyroC++ from U. of Tenn	Started transition of MyroC to C-based infrastructure on Linux	Completed transition to C-based infrastructure on Linux	Tested/Refined port to Mac OS X Started "Troubleshooting Tips"	Tested/Refined port to Windows 10
  April O'Neill David Cowden Dilan Ustek Erik Opavsky	Spencer Liberto Dilan Ustek Jordan Yuan	Vasilisa Bashlovkina Anita DeWitt Jason Liu Nick Knoebber	Marija Ivica Sara Marku Thu Nguyen Ruth Wu	Prathik Gowda Mario Manalu Nameera Muhammad Dawood

• Much feedback and many suggestions from students and faculty at Grinnell College, The University of the South, Williams College, and Willamette University.

• Particular thanks to John David Stone, Jerod Weinman, and Barbara Johnson, Grinnell College, for their support and insights!

created 25 January 2021 revised 30 January 2021

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