Combat Robot Machine

Dose anyone remember the name of this kids cartoon?

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 07:43:59 +0000

I don’t remember much because i was quite young, but here you go…
Im sure that the characters were robots with TVs for heads, i clearly remember a yellow one with a red bow on her head that spun or she could have been red with a yellow bow… something like that lol, and there was a small pink dog robot that was a camcorder (the lens was its nose)
That’s pretty much all i can remember…
If you know the name or what it could be PLEASE tell me
thanks

How do I stop looking into things too much and stop being a social robot?

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 06:57:04 +0000

How do I stop looking into things too much and stop being a social robot?

I used to be a natural and out of my shell now I’m back in my shell and can’t seem to find my way out. I’m all out of ideas and just want to be natural around people instead of trying too hard or trying too hard to not seem to be trying too hard :S

Tracked II robot – picaxe 08M – comando via IR

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 05:37:10 +0000

Tracked II: piccolo rover telecomandato via IR, picaxe 08M come chip di controllo e L293D come motor driver.

Challenge of the Gobots (Audio Story / Music)

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 23:45:04 +0000

This is side A. Side B is a slight variation of the first. This tape is totally rad, so download both sides: (.mp3 / 320kbps) www.mediafire.com

Steps in customizing vinyl toys?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 23:44:12 +0000

Please, I just want clear, general steps in creating great custom vinyl toys. I went on the Kid Robot forums and browsed around hoping it would help, but it was too unorganized and confusing for me. Keep it simple also.

Preparation:
What should I do after I cleaned the figure thoroughly with water and soap? Sand then primer or vice-versa? Recommended brands? Kind of primer/sand paper?

Painting:
Trying to stick with acrylic spray paint for now, but not sure which brand will provide the best finish that’s also inexpensive (<$10 a can). Recommended brands? Best brand for metallic finish? Glossy finish? Flat/matte finish? Don’t want to mess with brushes, I loathe brushes.

Finish:
Best clear coat for acrylic and vinyl? Something durable that won’t chip easily. Recommended brands? What are the different kinds of clear coats for the different kind of finishes?

Etc. (not necessary, but welcomed):
Tips and advice in general when it comes to painting. My goal in life is to pretty much become a great designer and artist.

Hoping to hear from you guys! Also, I’d love to see some of your work too! Thanks!

Yamaha singing robot using VOCALOID speech synthesis software : DigInfo

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 23:42:06 +0000

DigInfo – www.diginfo.tv YAMAHA VOCALOID AIST HRP-4C Related Links – www.vocaloid.com – www.aist.go.jp – www.ceatec.com (CEATEC JAPAN 2009)

Graymark Model 601A Sound Controlled Robot Scooter

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:52:36 +0000

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SiliFulin : A Robot Tail that Moves in Reaction to Human Movement : DigInfo

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:42:12 +0000

DigInfo – www.diginfo.tv Ryota Kuwakubo SiliFulin Related Links – www.vector-scan.com – http (Cyber Arts Japan)

Missing Persons

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:37:25 +0000

www.cicada.net – A chronicle of the intersecting lives of four lost souls haunting the fringes of Coney Island’s 60th Precinct, Missing Persons is a 3D-animated feature produced entirely by twin brothers Matt and Dan O’Donnell using animation and rendering software they wrote themselves.

Stefan Bucher

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 05:37:14 +0000

As principal of Los Angelesbased 344 Design, Stefan Bucher has worked in the fields of advertising, graphic design, and illustration. He began his career at a young age in his native Germany, redrawing existing ads in need of a design makeover, some of which he sold to the original clients. After studies at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Bucher worked briefly in advertising before striking out on his own as a designer and entrepreneur. He is author and designer of the books The Graphic Eye: Photographs by Graphic Designers from around the Globe and All Access: The Making of Thirty Extraordinary Graphic Designers as well as 100 Days of Monsters, which documents his creations for the blog dailymonster.com. Beginning with just a few drops of ink and a can of compressed air, Bucher transforms these abstract and random blots into fanciful and imaginative creatures. Published through his blog, his monsters have inspired a creative community of contributors—people who have written inventive back stories for his creatures, those helping to build the worlds tallest monster by adding their own piece, or others who participate in his Open Source Monster forum.