September 26, 2011 by Chris
This little spider (only 6 legs!) uses some sensors and a Stamp (or PIC) to navigate its way about the world. The article describes how it was built and the custom software that accompanies the project. Also, the article is in german so if you're not a Deutscher/Österreicher/Schweizer be sure to
google translate it.
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September 23, 2011 by Chris
“Art Bots are autonomous machines that paint or draw on a canvas, sheet of paper or a surface of some kind. Systems that utilizes this concept are currently used widely to create generative or algorithmic art. Some Art Bots that were created, walk around the surface of a canvas and paint a composition predetermined by the image or video they use as reference.”
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September 14, 2011 by Chris
The design of this little robo-walker is as simple as it gets, which means that it is easy to understand how it operates and even easier to build. Using only one motor, some gears and ingenuity this article, pulled from instructables, shows you how to build your own four legged walker. The action video below also shows you what to expect from the finished robot (it's not on-par with imperial walkers, sorry >_<).
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September 13, 2011 by Chris
If you were a fan of my
Tupperware Turret then don't miss this revamp design of a Robotic Airsoft Turret. Using a similar, but different approach, this design combined servos and airsoft guns with some mounting hardware to create an awesome but potentially (non) lethal turret. Build details, pictures and action videos are included in the article.
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September 7, 2011 by Chris
A Chess Playing Robot? Hell yeah! In a great display of what one engineer can do with some spare time, here is an automated system that will play chess against you and probably even beat you. This type of robot bridges the gap between playing against a computer on your monitor and actually moving chess piece on a board in real life. See the website for documentation and source code.
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