Re: TI-H: cool

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Re: TI-H: cool


semi hard if you fabricate your own structure...  if you have the tools,
its easy.  I don't know what robert did.  Travis and I worked on a robot
for a while.  It had a 386sx20 single board computer as its controller...
We'd just program a PCMCIA card with instructions and pop it in.  we tried
to get a quickcam to transmit video, but I don't know what happened to that.

>You make robots?  How hard is it?
>
>>
>>Sure. Next time I update my page, I'll post them there. I'll be making an
>>update shortly since I'm almost done with a new robot. BORIS, the motorLESS
>>muscle wire robot from mondotronics, has 6 legs and makes NO noise other than
>>it's little feet tapping on the floor! It uses muscle wires instead of
>>motors!
>>It's so cool!!!
>>
>>I've already begun the frame for Challenger Fe-LiNe (there will be two
>>challenger series bots, Fe-LiNe and K9). Fe-LiNe's body will be about a foot
>>long, more witha tail (if I add one). I may use muscle wires for the tail
>>though. They seem to work vry nicely!
>>
>>It'd be interesting to use that 8 bit I2C interface chip to control a small
>>robot! Great project! I know there is a DBA robot built into a TI-92, but a
>>small, simple one could be interesting (of course I can make it walk forward
>>with only 4 Nv units)
>>--
>>
>>
>>Richard Piotter
>>richfile@prairie.lakes.com
>>
>>The Richfiles TI Hardware and BASIC web page:
>>http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/5081/Richfiles.html
>>
>>
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