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Non-purist LEGO Robots: was [The LAST post (hopefully) about Java and the NXT]
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Sat, 21 Jan 2006 22:03:12 GMT
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Mr S <szinn_the1@yahoo.(StopSpammers)com>
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--- Ross Crawford <ross.{mylastname}@gmail.com> wrote:
[SNIP]
> Their core business is making plastic bricks for • kids - please let
> them get on with it.
>
> ROSCO
Wow, that is well put. On that note, does anyone know
of a good combination of bricks to 'hack' or modify so
that you could encapsulte something like an ARM board
of your choosing in LEGO case, making your choice of
controllers for RIS parts? I'm working on (slowly)
encapsulating mini R/C servos in LEGO bricks, but also
thought of how to do a uC as well. So far, I've got a
rectangle of two studded beams high with flat plates
on top and bottom for an Atmel ARM dev board that I
have. Still have to work out h-bridges and such, and
will rely on I2C-IR interface from Mindsensors.com to
include an RCX as well.
I think that this kind of hacking is the only way to
put huge tons of uC power in a Lego robot.
Does anyone have any ideas along these lines? Its not
purist LEGO, but may be useful for those wanting a
full cray inside the RCX brick? I've even considered
hacking a defunct RCX, but haven't come across one yet
- says alot for TLG) I'm just interested in ideas that
others have had.
Cheers
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| (...) It depends what you mean by "support". If you mean provide information for a 3rd party to develop and maintain a Java runtime for the brick then I agree totally! But if you mean actually do the development, or fund it it some way, I disagree. (...) (19 years ago, 21-Jan-06, to lugnet.robotics)
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