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Re: Advice on NXT demonstration Project
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Thanks Brian!
If the people at this meeting will enjoy this demonstration as cool as my
kids did, It will be a major success!
And JennToo is amazing! He is simple, cool design, have personality and it
is very flexible. If I get some time until tuesday i will plug some kind of
robotic arm on it.
Thanks again!
"Brian Davis" <brdavis@iusb.edu> escreveu na mensagem
news:JD4JyL.9zA@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.robotics.nxt, Patrick J. Levy wrote:
>
> > ...I have 5 days to prepare myself... I want to
> > show some of the NXT capacities as ultrasonic,
> > sound and servo motors. The Idea for now is to
> > demonstrate the capacities of the Lego Mindstorms
> > rather than a project that fit their necessities.
>
> In five days, you need something really simple that you understand.
> Something
> like Tribot, but make it clear that you know what it's doing. Another
> really
> small, *extremely* simple chassis is JennToo* (and a remote control for it
> as
> well, if you have two NXTs), there are plans for it (and for a lot of
> other nice
> simple robots, RCX and NXT based) here:
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> http://www.legoedwest.com/page.php?19
>
> Another place to look is on NXTlog (although documentation is often in
> short
> supply) or the NXTasy repository. Philo has some nice stuff up as well:
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> http://www.philohome.com/nxt.htm
>
> Including a small spy-cam equiped rover, and joystick remote control.
> Steve
> Hassenplug has an application to remote control an NXT over BT from a PC
> (as
> well as a bunch of custom blocks):
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> http://www.teamhassenplug.org/NXT/
>
> And for snippets of NXT-G code, I've got a bunch up, but most of them are
> not
> full programs:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=191310
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> OK, ball's in your court - now what?
>
> > [Alpha Rex] seems to walk crawling it's feet instead
> > moving then... am I right?
>
> You're right - walking like a human is... non-trivial.
>
> *disclaimer: I built JennToo, but James Isom over at LEGO Ed West gets
> *all* the
> credit for CADing it up.
>
> --
> Brian Davis
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