Lots of junk this time

The first junk table.	The other junk table.	There a whole box of the Turck sensors.	Nicad batteries and chargers.
Data books, R/C transmitter and a scanner.	An HC16 development board.	This is the pile of crap that Richard Piotter collected.

Lots of robots this time

One table full of robots	All this is Bob Proctor's. He has a couple eval boards for the new Circuit Cellar competition.	Bob Proctor made this PID motor controller for DC motors. He is talking to it with a pocket computer.	Close up of Bob's controller. It uses an Atmel Mega48 and does quadrature decode.
Robot on left is Peter Ellison's. The robot on the right is Rick Eller's.	Close up of Rick's robot.	Rick's robot.	Rick's robot.
Rick's robot.	Rick's robot. This has an OOPIC controller as the lower board.	Rick's robot. A sharp distance sensor and several IR proximity detectors.	Rick Eller also had this 4 legged robot.
It walks sideways like a crab.	Close up. I think this one has an OOPIC also.	Shoulder joint.	Knee joint.
Peter Ellison's robot again.	This is the custom board he had fabricated.	Alan Kilian's robot platform. He bought a whole bunch of these on eBay. He is using an Axman switch controller.	Philip Malmstedt is driving Alan's robot.
Richard Piotter is making digital readouts for his lathe and mill.	Ron Jesme has a new flying contraption.	Top view.	Side view. The metal box on the left is the LiPoly battery.
Coaxial drive gears.	Ready for a flight.	It works!!!	Flying in the hallway.

The new maze contest

Lewis Dickson is creating a maze using black tape on white plastic.	People gathered to watch the maze competition.	Rand Whillock is getting ready to run his Mindstorms robot.	Rand turns it on. (And gives it a few words of encouragement.)
Rick Eller starts his robot.	Rick's robot.	Bob Proctor's robot.	Bob's robot again.
Rand's robot on the other maze.	Peter Ellison runs his robot along with Bob's robot.	The two robots chasing each other.