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Re: Cybermaster ? What and where is it?
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lugnet.robotics.cybermaster
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Tue, 2 Jan 2001 04:42:50 GMT
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First off, I don't have a cybermaster, but I've stumbled across web pages
with information concerning Cybermaster many times and I was seriously
thinking of trying to purchase a set. It comes in a really cool case!
It does seem to be mostly for European distribution, but curiously, in my
RIS 1.0 set, they had included an ad for the Cybermaster.
It seems to be sort of like the RIS except that the control is by radio link
from the computer to a sort of smartbrick/receiver that has some motors
built into it.
It is reported to be somewhat less powerful and flexible than the RIS, but I
sort of like the remote control concept. I sometimes wonder if it really
makes sense to expect a robot to have to carry it's own brainpower with it,
but that's a question for a whole new discussion.
In lugnet.robotics.cybermaster, Corey Ward writes:
> What exactly is the Cybermaster? I am seeing posts about it but I do not see
> this in the U.S. Is this a Eurpoean only product similar to the RIS? Is it
> different in some ways?
> Thanks
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| (...) The case isn't that cool:) There has been a few in aluminum suitcases, but generally it's delivered in cardbox suitcases. But it is a very good set, it can be programmed with many of the same tools as the Mindstorms, as it has many of the same (...) (24 years ago, 2-Jan-01, to lugnet.robotics.cybermaster)
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