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Subject: 
Re: sensors, actuators, and software, oh my!
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Date: 
Thu, 3 Apr 2003 21:29:38 GMT
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Depends on the Area...  Near a Big City there would be Bunches FM AM
Radio... Satellite. TV... Mircowave...UHF SHF LF HF Cell Phones Coredless
Phones  CB... POLICE/FIRE... Pagers... ..

Food for Thought..

Randall Lee Crabtree

www.hardlug.org

"Dan Novy" <lego-robotics@crynwr.com> wrote in message
news:3E8C821D.4040909@flashfilmworks.com...
>     Up for discussion.
> 
>     So, while discussing  "the next big project," my ten year old and I
> tried to come up with a complete list of all the possible "signals"
> available at any one time that could be incorporated into a robot,
> whether practical, or useful or not.  Questions like, "Does gravity
> count as a signal? It's "on" all the time, can be used to create motion,
> etc.  There are standard signals or influencers (?) like light,
> temperature, atmospheric pressure, radio signals, tv signals, any RF
> stuff, etc. We were interested in what other people thought.
>     So, the question is, standing in a room, or in an open field, how
> many signals/influence fields are passing through you at any one time,
> ready to be sampled?
> 
> --
> Dan Novy
> Technical Supervisor
> Flash Film Works
> 
> 
> 



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Up for discussion. So, while discussing "the next big project," my ten year old and I tried to come up with a complete list of all the possible "signals" available at any one time that could be incorporated into a robot, whether practical, or (...) (24 years ago, 3-Apr-03, to lugnet.robotics)

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