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Re: RIS vs Rug Warriors
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 5 Jul 1999 20:15:35 GMT
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wattsup1@earthlink./Spamcake/net
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I actually used the "Rug Warriors" Handyboard way before the RIS was released.
The interactive C software from newtonlabs (www.newtonlabs.com) is fantastic. A
little "over-the-head" for kids, but how many kids actually use the RIS is
in-question.
The ability to measure analog signals and control so many input/outputs and to be
able to configure the ports to control hobby servos make the HB so great.
I personally use both of the above as well as basic stamps for all kind of
projects.
I think they all are usefull for differnet reasons...
-Phil Watt
"Michael L. Hess" wrote:
> The Lego RIS is an ideal platform to learn about robotics. Has anyone on this
> list looked into Rug Warriors? It is, also, a Lego platform but it uses the
> Motorola 6811 series controller. In operation it is almost identical to the RIS
> but it has more room to expand, input/output than the RIS. If anyone is
> interested they might check out the MIT site, the Rug Warrior was started there
> also. How about other platforms? The wheelchair was cool but as a general
> purpose platform it would need some rework.
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| The Lego RIS is an ideal platform to learn about robotics. Has anyone on this list looked into Rug Warriors? It is, also, a Lego platform but it uses the Motorola 6811 series controller. In operation it is almost identical to the RIS but it has more (...) (25 years ago, 5-Jul-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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