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LEGO's Home-Made Robotics

05/26/2006 11:25 AM

Coming in August: Key components of LEGO's next-generation robotics toolset. The company will make available its firmware code and three developer kits to coincide with retail release of LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT. Gizmag has the details.

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Lego Robot Builder

06/05/2006 1:11 PM

Of course I played with Legos as a kid... I am curious how they deal with the fact that in the "Y" plane of a lego brick there is little or no moment force resistance. How do these robots stay together when a load is placed on them?

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Mindstorm

06/05/2006 1:45 PM

Mindstorm is the new home chemistry set of a new generation. Lets see how many people start listing it as a programing language on their resumes. Still its a boon to industrial automation; how many people in 8 years will be able to put down 12 years of robotics programing experiance at 21?

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