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Worldwide Directory
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Featured Sites:
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- The ARGO Project
- ARGO is a Linux based robotic car capable of autonomous driving. Includes description and specifications of the project.
- Basic Stamp Robot Projects
- This is a BASIC STAMP II project attempt.
- Gadget - Machine Intelligence Platform
- Includes full working information on Gadget.
- Hamlet, Walking Hexapod Robot
- A walking hexapod (insect) robot developed at the University of Canterbury for researching force-position control.
- HexWorks
- A site about Hamlet, an hexapod autonomous robot and other robots by Davide Mancini
- John's Robotics Page
- Information on robotics in general and John's own robot projects.
- Markatronic's Computers and Robotics
- Markatronic's Robotic project. Pages with various other inventions using old computer components and circuit boards made to order by Mark himself. There will also be new additions of other projects as they occur.
- Mason, Matthew - Matt Mason's Home Page
- Professor, Computer Science and Robotics Carnegie Mellon University.
- Micro Mouse at CSULB
- CSULB Micro-mouse Team. Mission: to engineer a robot that can sucessfully solve a maze. Using Infared and sonar sensors, stepper and DC motors, and the ever popular Motorola 68HC11 Microprocessor.
- Micromouse
- Details the design of an autonomous robot capable of finding the center of a maze in the IEEE micromouse contest.
- Reconn's World: SmallBot Project
- Information on an attempt to build the SmallBot robot.
- "Robby", a Household Robot
- Proposal to build a $15000, 4 ft high, pneumatic, humanoid robot. Needs 220 watts and uses the General Learner computer program as mind.
- Sparky's Bot Site
- Includes specifications and videos.
- Wesleys Bots
- Photos and information on many robots.
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Last update: 12:09 PT, Monday, January 21, 2002
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