![]() We had lots of new people. So Alan introduced himself and then we went around the room and introuduced ourselves. |
![]() Some people chillin' before things got started. |
![]() Jeff Sampson brought his Research 3 robot. Here it is being driven by ??? |
![]() A pnuematic project from Carlton College. |
![]() A omni wheel robot from Carlton College. |
![]() Another view. |
![]() A tracked robot from Carlton College. |
![]() A close up of a track. |
![]() Bruce Shapiro demoed his newest Ribbon Dancer. |
![]() He is running it from a laptop computer using QBasic and DOS. |
![]() One of the patterns. |
![]() Another pattern. |
![]() Another pattern. |
![]() Another pattern. |
![]() Terry Schumacher's Atmel AVR smart battery charger project. |
![]() Richard Piotter's robots. |
![]() Peter Ellison's new robot. |
![]() That is an encoder on the front that runs from one track. |
![]() Front view. |
![]() Bottom view. You can see the line follower board. |
![]() Alan Kilian gave a talk on Mini-ITX boards. He is running Linux from a compact flash card. |
![]() This board is mounted in a metal case. |
![]() The top of the case has a wireless access point attached. |
![]() This board is mounted in a case made from K'nex parts. http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/knex/ |
![]() He can talk to the board through an ethernet cable or through the wireless access point. |
![]() There are stepper motors on the top of the K'nex case. (Left over from the Anianemonea project.) This web page runs the stepper motors. |
![]() Thre was a big free pile. |
![]() Digging to the bottom of a free box. |