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RE: RCX & RIS, a fading glory? - replacement for RCX
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Tue, 11 Feb 2003 13:48:55 GMT
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Mihalka, Michael <mihalkam@marshallcenter.#AvoidSpam#org>
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Hi John,
Well unfortunately I have several hobbies and I cycle through them. I am now
back to my robotics cycle. You can buy fischertechnik in the US through
http://www.timberdoodle.com/catalog.asp?SessionID=&prevPage=%2Fspecials.asp&Goto=4&go.x=18&go.y=12
These are great people to work with. I'm sure they would be willing to buy the
bionic robots for you.
Cheers!
Michael
-----Original Message-----
From: John Barnes [mailto:barnes@sensors.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 14:39
To: Mihalka, Michael
Subject: RE: RCX & RIS, a fading glory? - replacement for RCX
Hey, long time no hear!
How's it going?
That fishertecknik link doesn't work, needs a "c" :)
Just wish they sold that stuff over here.
JB
> And unless we forget, there is always fischertechnik with eight inputs and
> four outputs (and an expansion module) for 130 euros. Moreover
> fischertechnik continues to produce new products (check out the bionic
> robots or the new mobile robots with improved motors.
> www.fishertechnik.de
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> Cheers!
> Michael
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob Limbaugh [mailto:rlimbaugh@greenfieldgroup.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 05:57
> To: lego-robotics@crynwr.com
> Subject: Re: RCX & RIS, a fading glory? - replacement for RCX
>
>
> For under $100 one can tap into more power and features from the guts of a
> laptop that has a cracked screen.
>
> Sorry to rain on the JCX parade, but I don't see $500 worth of features or
> value for me.
>
> > If you can all hang in there another two months the answer will be JCX:
> >
> > http://www.jcx.systronix.com
> >
> > 512 KBytes SRAM (this can be used just for heap - working data space)
> > 512 KBytes to 2048 KBytes Flash (for code and file system)
> > 32-bit 3.3V current technology CPU with 32-bit registers and 32-bit
> > internal memory
> > prebuilt code support for all the standard Lego motors and sensors
> > prebuilt code support for 1/4 VGA LCD with touchscreen, others in the • works
> > (1/8 VGA)
> > 8 sensor inputs per plug in board, Lego(tm) compatible, multiple boards • allowed
> > 4 motor outputs per plug in board, Lego(tm) compatible, multiple boards • allowed
> > backplane 100x100 mm with six slots (CPU + five I/O boards)
> > RF Modem and bluetooth in development
> > compatible with Lego electrical connectors
> > Add your own plug in board for other sensors, motors, etc
> > Already compatible with color image camera CMUcam, code already written to
> > support this
> > Most of the code support will be open source, user contributions welcomed
> > Optional Super CPU with 2 MB RAM, 4/8 MB flash, 10BaseT ethernet
> > Target price for base system with 8 inputs, four outputs, first listed • CPU,
> > backplane, software US$500
> > etc etc etc
> > It really will be here in first half 2003, we plan to demo at April and
> > June trade shows in San Francisco
> > I realize all the above is not trivial, that's why it has taken us nearly
> > two years to develop.
> >
> > Sincerely
> >
> > Bruce Boyes
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
>
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