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World's top humanoid robotics programs
- 1. The University of Tokyo
- http://www.jsk.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html
- JSK has developed seven or eight full sized humanoids.
- See the World's greatest android projects page.
- 2. Waseda University - Tokyo, Japan
- http://www.humanoid.waseda.ac.jp/
- Waseda University has been developing humanoids for 30 years.
- See the World's greatest android projects page.
Japanese robotics programs
- 1. Here is a list of the
Entire R&D
Community in Japan
- http://www.transit-port.net/Lists/Robotics.Org.in.Japan.html
- Includes a VERY extensive list of Universities in Japan.
- 2. Robotics
in Japan - Table of Contents
- http://www.transit-port.net/Lists/Robotics.in.Japan.html
- VERY complete list of research in Japan.
- Includes both universities and non-university
laboratories.
US University robotics programs
- 1. Machine Brain.com
- short list of robotics programs.
- http://www.machinebrain.com/Robotics_Education/Universities/
- Includes a few non-US universities.
US vocational education - Trade schools (*new*)
- 1. RMW.org - nationwide source for vocational schools.
- http://www.rwm.org/rwm/
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See their engineering degree
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North American engineering schools

- All Engineering Schools
(www.allengineeringschools.com) makes it easy to
- find the engineering colleges that interest you. Search for engineering
- schools by location, program type, or specialty. Then read detailed fact
- sheets on featured engineering colleges, and get in touch with admissions
- officers by requesting information.
More University links
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They have lists for the US, Canada, UK, and India.
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1164 degree programs
They also have
links to 7,500 US colleges & universities
All the World's Universities

The following list is maintained
by Klaus Forster at the University of Innsbruck in Austria. It contains links to
over 6,200 universities worldwide.
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