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Calum,
My Legway may be something interesting. I'm working on making some
improvments. I've already made it stronger, in case Chris gets ahold if it
again:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=276386
All you need is a HiTechnic EOPD and some code (which I can e-mail you).
Steve
In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Calum Tsang writes:
> Hi folks,
>
> Chris and I have been asked by a television show to come on live and do a
> segment with them about Lego robots and enthusiasts. The date is yet to be
> set, but it seems more or less positive so far in our conversations.
>
> We're looking around a week or two from now but we have a problem: We need
> to have some interesting demos to show that have the following characteristics:
>
> -Make "sense" to viewers. Things that make "sense" to casual viewers would
> be say, things that interact with the real world (a stationary candy sorter,
> a rubik's cube solver etc), things that emulate the real world (a walker,
> monkeybars) etc. Things that need a lot of explanation (ie, Project X) are
> probably not that useful, but something that fits into what people think is
> a robot visually is good: an arm, a bipedal, etc.
>
> -Has to "Read" on TV-meaning, lots of motion, but not too fast, and
> bright-not built out of black beams. Anything but black beams. Something
> crowd pleasing.
>
> -Easy to set up and run. Like, red button, then green button.
>
> -Has to work within confines of whatever card table or whatever they give
> us. Meaning, it can't be something big or too huge.
>
> Anyone up for the challenge? Chris is building a paper plotter.
>
> Calum
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