[Robotgroup] motion capture lego-like mini robot parts
Leslie Filip
lfilip at mac.com
Sun Sep 3 23:14:21 PDT 2006
If you are working on the flashlight (and especially after all the
work that went into the sand thingy) then you deserve a break! As I
said in response to Denise, it is not made by Lego. It is "Lego-like"
in that the parts all snap together, including the electrical
connections. To me this is cooler because kids can program them
naturally rather than having to think in terms of writing code for
the motions.
Les
On 03 Sep 2006, at 11:16 PM, Paul Atkinson wrote:
> My excuse is I'm working on a magic flashlight. The proto is working.
>
> Neat link! It doesn't look like any Lego I've seen, new or old. I
> think they are going for a simple plug-n-play effect similar to
> Lego though.
>
> Paul
>
> Leslie Filip <lfilip at mac.com> wrote: Look at the 30 second clip for
> a short description of the components.
>
> http://web.media.mit.edu/~amanda/topobo/topoboVideo-medium.html
>
> Just thought I'd break this deafening silence today. People must be
> doing a lot of thinking.
>
> Les
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