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Subject: 
Looking for non-LEGO robots
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lugnet.robotics
Date: 
Wed, 14 Jun 2000 00:17:41 GMT
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Barbara Nostrand <NOSTRAND@stopspamBRADLEY.EDU>
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Hi.

Well, I talked a place into letting me teach there Mech E. Robotics
course. Yes, they have a Puma arm, but I would like to offer the
students something to work on during the first half of the course
that won't kill or mame them if they make a mistake. There used to
benchtop educational arms and other small robots which would serve
the bill. The problem is that I am having a hard time finding them
and I want to try to acquire stuff for September. Yes, I know that
that is a fool's errand, but I will try anyway.

Why am I getting to teach robotics to Mechanical Engineers? Well,
their roboticist left and the course is currently required. Anyway,
I am open to ideas. I do think that the students will be expected
to make the Puma work by the end of the course, but I would like
to have them do a bit of other stuff too.

Barbara Nostrand
mailto:nostrand@bradley.edu
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  Re: Looking for non-LEGO robots
 
in article f04320420b56c7e3306f...6.42.230], Barbara Nostrand at lego-robotics@crynwr.com wrote on 6/13/00 5:17 PM: (...) Pitsco has some robotics stuff. You might like their Brutus robot arm. It costs over $2700, but it probably can't maim anyone. (...) (24 years ago, 26-Jun-00, to lugnet.robotics)

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