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Congratulations!! Looks like fun.
I have added you to the development map but I will wait until Todd gives you a
group on LUGNET before I have him copy it over because I will have to make the
link.
Here is the development map:
http://www.nelug.org/map/
Eric Kingsley
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
In lugnet.announce, David Schilling writes:
> After the November 6th "Workshop 3D LEGO RCX Challenge" in Seattle, Gus
> Jansson and I decided it was time to start a LEGO Robot specific group in
> this area. Well, it's about a month later, and we're through talking, time
> for some action!
>
> So this is to announce the formation of the "Seattle Mindstorms And Robotic
> Techies", more conveniently refered to as SMART! We will be having our
> first meeting on Sunday January 28th, 2001, at the Bellevue Public Library,
> Room 3, from 2-5pm. Anyone interested in building robots out of LEGO, and
> LEGO Mindstorms in particular is invited to attend.
>
> Basic charter of the group:
>
> We are a group of LEGO Mindstorms and LEGO Technic enthusiasts in the
> Seattle Eastside area. We will maintain a mailing list and have
> semi-regular meetings (probably every other month) somewhere on the
> Eastside. Meetings will provide an opportunity for members to show off
> their Lego creations to other enthusiasts, ask questions on programming and
> construction, and will focus around a small, low pressure Lego Mindstorms
> challenge.
>
> The main reason for these challenges or competitions is to bring a focus to
> the meetings. Anyone may suggest an event to attempt for the next meeting.
> (We'll try to be as fair as possible, and let everyone have a chance to do
> so.) Most of the attendees will have had a chance to at least think about
> how to build a robot for the event, and hopefully a number of them will have
> attempted to design and build a robot to compete. Besides being fun, this
> will give everyone something specific to discuss. Note that there is no
> requirement, and indeed no pressure whatever to complete a robot. It's just
> for fun, and a meeting focal point. One more practical use for these mini
> challenges may be used to try out certain ideas for bigger competitions like
> those hosted by Workshop 3D.
>
> There will be no fees and no officers.
>
> First meeting:
> 1 Introductions.
> 2 Show and Tell.
> 3 First mini challenge.
>
> The first mini challenge is to build a robot that follows the left edge of a
> (minimum 6") wide black line. No turn will be greater than 90 degrees.
> Don't worry about having a super refined or super fast robot. Remember this
> is to learn, and for discussion. Bring any other robots you wish to show as
> well.
>
> We hope that if you are in the area, and interested in LEGO robots and
> Mindstorms, that you'll be able to make it.
>
> --
> David Schilling
>
> Note to Todd Lehman: Can you set up a group for us on LUGNET? Perhaps
> lugnet.org.us.smart?
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