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robotics

07/11/2007 5:57 AM

i dont have any idea about robotics?so from where i should start?
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Re: robotics

07/11/2007 6:54 AM

I would suggest doing a search for robotics on wikipedia.

If you google it you will have many millions of hits I suspect.

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07/11/2007 1:21 PM

You can also find robotics links on globalspec.com.

http://search.globalspec.com/Search?query=robotics&show=total
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07/15/2007 7:45 PM

Well you should get an e-book or good website that gives you a general view on robotics, so that you can be more specific, you can get easily lost in its vast areas. Here are a few websites i like (google it): Society of robots (good beginner robot building tutorial). Robot Cafe. The Globalspec robotics newsletter is also good for news. Good luck, feel free to ask for any question about robotics :)

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