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Re: New user Needs Help from Any one who will....
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Pat,
Due to the answers to your request I believe you will get help from lots of
people here. I am not an expert in RIS, but I will try to help you somehow.
I know it is not a easy task, specially for you. Fortunatelly the main
requirement for RIS is imagination and perserverancel.
The first step is to separate and categorize your bricks. Those organize
boxes with compartments and small drawers are good for that. I did that
myself. There's a list of all pieces in the set somewhere in the internet. I
will look for it and e-mail it to you.
The second step will be to know the main pieces and understand their
functions. Dave Baum book mention a lot of them. I will use it as a
reference, ok? I will make a list with description of useful pieces and
e-mail it to you. It may take a while since I'll travel next week.
The hard task will be building instructions. Once you understand the basics,
it will easier, but that would be a good idea if you have someone that can
see helping you in the begining.
I will keep in touch.
Good luck,
Mauro Vianna
"deanns" <lego-robotics@crynwr.com> wrote in message
news:200003261934.OAA49699@net.bluemoon.net...
> Hello to everyone on the list;
>
> I am a new user of the Ris 1.5 system. I was hoping this list might help
> me- a totally Blind user of the kit with building instructions for the
> basic robots. The materials in the kit demonstrate the building of the
> robots with pictures. Since I use speech with my computer it does not
> recognize the pictures. Thus here I have this marvelous kit and no way to
> learn how to build even the simplest robot. I can program and don't worry
> about that aspect of working with the system. I am not out to copy any
> designs only learn. I have joined all web rings mailing , and user list
> boards I have so far come across. I have sent a e-mail to the tech • support
> at the mind spring members site. I have bought Dave's book.
>
> I know what I am asking is allot! Since I have not seen a lego kit in
> some time and now understand you must put this color brick with that color
> gear. Yet with help I truly believe a blind person can build useful
> working robots. Why would a blind person want to build? Think of the
> fetchbot created by Ben. To have a little robot fetch a dropped and thus
> lost object is an incredible ideal. If any one would be willing to tell • me
> where I can retrieve descriptions of the different parts of the ris 1.5 • kit
> in text or PDF form I would appreciate it. Also any suggestions would be
> appreciated.. I am going to keep on " building" my understanding until
> reaching the goals of building is possible. Please write and Join me in • my
> effort. It is so much easier to take a picture of a model then set down a
> step by step description of the building process in text form. yet the
> process of building did occur step by step now only if those steps could • be
> written down.
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> Thank you.
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> Sincerely,
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> Pat
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> My address to prevent the list from being dumped " hopefully" with this
> information is:
> deanns@bluemoon.net
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> I hope to hear from you soon!
>
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