Do It Yourself Robotics Google Group

Re: Learning robot building instructions

lakestudios...@gmail.com (theChipmunk) — Fri, 31 mar 2006 18:51:57 UT

Since this is my first post, I would like to start by thanking you all
for accepting me into the group! I'm not the most experienced around,
but I hope I can help.
Anyway, I think Caroll is great and the program code is nice and
compact. The wheels look slightly out of alignment in the photos, but I

Learning robot building instructions

francescodecom...@tvcablenet.be (fdecomite) — Thu, 30 mar 2006 18:59:21 UT

Have a look at [link]
I describe a learning robot I built.
I would be very interested in returns of any kind

Seattle Robotics Society

jared.m.hendrick...@gmail.com (GreatScissors) — Thu, 16 feb 2006 06:13:15 UT

Does anybody live anywhere near Seattle? Anyway, there's a really cool
program for the amateur robot enthusiast. There's a meeting this
upcoming Saturday if anybody is interested. I'm going. Here's their
website: [link]

Robotics Supplies

jared.m.hendrick...@gmail.com (GreatScissors) — Thu, 16 feb 2006 06:08:47 UT

Does anybody know where I could get a programmer that has an Atmel
10-pin programming socket?

Robot Videos !!!

kart...@gmail.com (kartoun) — Sun, 12 feb 2006 05:15:02 UT

Hi,
In this page there are several robot videos I created that include:
1) Vision-Based Autonomous Self-Docking and Recharging.
2) PDA-based Telerobotic Control and Door Recognition.
3) Human-Robot Following using PARCO UWB Tags.
4) Touch Screen Telecontrol.
5) Telerobotic Hand Gesture Control.
6) Virtual Reality Telerobotic System.

Admin note to the group.

nathan...@gmail.com (NWLB) — Sat, 07 ene 2006 22:07:23 UT

As it relates to this topic, does anybody think a message board might be
of use, with a small website for links and such?
Don't forget to join the PC Hardware group, and visit
[link]
Best Regards,
Nathan W.L. Boyle
*********************
[link]

NEW SITE

grim_kee...@hotmail.com (Chris Hillier) — Tue, 24 mayo 2005 12:54:24 UT

PLEASE HAVE A LOOK AT MY SITE THERES SOME USEFUL STUFF !!!!
[link]

introductions

milestone...@gmail.com (milestone.it@gmail.com) — Sun, 03 abr 2005 15:01:10 UT

Hi guys,
My name's Christopher Miller, and thanks for letting me join the
group.
I'm 23 Years Old, live in Staffordshire U.K, and work for myself
running an IT Company.
How much i'm able to offer the group really depends on what you want.
If you want ideas, then i'm f**king brilliant at coming up with them.

Hello

emdas...@dc.rr.com (gene) — Tue, 04 ene 2005 17:06:04 UT

Hi,Folks,
Thanks for letting me join your group. I'll be right up front right
off the bat and tell you I'm here mainly to pick some brains. I'm
sorry I won't have much to contribute, at least not right away. I do
have a specific question that I hope someone can help me with.
In line with the subject of robotics, I am trying to free my new

Web development, hosting and computer related Google groups.

n...@aol.com — Mon, 03 ene 2005 18:05:34 UT

Web development and hosting related:

Web Hosting Comment and Discussion. Reviews and references to hosts, comments, complaints, and general discussion.
[link]

Do It Yourself Hosting. For those of us hosting their own web sites, be it on a home server, or a server we own and have hosted elsewhere.

Welcome!

n...@aol.com (NWLB) — Wed, 08 dic 2004 19:09:40 UT

Welcome DIY Robotics Fans!! As with any new group, things are a bit
slow until there are enough people to get things moving. So feel free
to ask any questions, make comments, etc. It is all good to help prime
the pump!

Re: What are you working on?

n...@aol.com — Tue, 07 dic 2004 22:51:29 UT

I'm not working on anything, as much as tracking units you can use "out of the box." The stuff by White Box Robotics is of particular interest. I'm more of a user than a tinker.

I wish there were more companies making bots like White Box.

What are you working on?

griff...@titansforge.com (TarAshland) — Tue, 07 dic 2004 22:49:10 UT

It is a lonely group that doesn't have any posts...
I am interested in what people are building: Small 'bots, big
'bots, autonomous or R/C?
I have three "brains" that I work with - LEGO MindStorms, Board
of Education (BOE) and the AVR Robot Controller (A.R.C.)
For chassis I have too many LEGOs to count, a lynxmotion body and a