NXT Stair Climber
High school robotics class project. NXT stair-climber experiment.
ME100 Retro Design Collectable Tin Robot Battery Power
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Pekoppa Robot Plant from ThinkGeek
Talk to your plants – it’s good for you and for them. This one responds! www.thinkgeek.com
how do i stop getting pissed at people?
at school I hat seeing teens that are always like “omg I love this song have you heard it?”to their friends and then their friends will be like ” that song sucks” and then the teen will say ” well I don’t like it that much”. It just pains me to see this wall that teens have created against some trends or types of music. I like indie rock and Frank Sinatra and teens are always complaining about how old a song is after it only being out for three months. how could I get through it cause I hate seeing all of the kids that are robots to mainstream garbage.
Lost in Space BFX Classic : Original Short
For this Classic BFX Original Short, Erik answered all the Sci-Fi fans’ requests for a cheap space suit and space helmet. When two innocent space cadets get launched into deep space, only one survives thanks to his space suit and helmet. That is, until his snarky captain zaps him with a laser. Engage!
Talking Robots with Chris McEwan
Interview with Chris McEwan, the illustrator whose collection of toy robots is on display in Hove Museum & Art Gallery. Chris discusses his enthusiasm for robots, and their influence upon his art. The exhibition, Robot Invasion!, runs at Hove Museum from 15 October 2011 to 21 February 2012. As the interview was filmed in a busy gallery with plenty of children around, the sound quality is poor in places. Please use the closed caption subtitles, which can be accessed via the CC button on the You Tube player.
Japan’s Asimo steps into Canadian Museum of Civilization
Asimo, Honda’s innovative well-balanced robot steps into Canadian Museum of Civilization’s Japan Tradition Innovation Exhibition ! A Grand Opening Event was held at the Canadian Museum of Civilization www.civilization.ca (CMC), on Thursday, May 19, 2011. Several hundred were in attendance to see Asimo, Honda’s innovative robot who ran across the stage at ~7km/hr, walked up and down stairs and talked to the audience. Here Asimo steps down stairs. All were gathered on this date that many had been planning for the past 10 years to hear the speeches of: The Museum’s outgoing Director of 10 years: Dr. Victor Rabinovitch www.civilization.ca Japan’s Ambassador to Canada: Kaoru Ishikawa www.ca.emb-japan.go.jp Partnering ?Director: Makoto Takeuchi?of the Edo-Tokyo Museum www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp …web-japan.org Honda Canada Executive Vice-President: Jerry Chenkin video.ca.msn.com The Canadian Museum of Civilization Curator for the Japan Innovation Tradition Exhibit: Alan Elder www.ottawamagazine.com him, Alan Elder on a personal curatorial tour Thursday, June 2, 2011 www.civilization.ca Thursday, June 2, 2011 Subaru and Toshiba organizations also sponsored this highly collaborative Japan Exhibit of the Museum. It opened Friday, May 20, 2011 and runs (at times with Asimo) until October 10, 2011 Ref: CMC_JapanInnovTrad_Asimo_27secs_159.mov
Solar Bug: A robot that follows Light with Crawling Locomotion
Solar bug is a solar powered autonomous robot,this robot is a capable little robot that is powered entirely by solar energy, has light-sensing directional optics (eyes), and a pair of obstacle avoidance sensors. The pair of infrared detectors on the robot give it a very directed phototropic or light-seeking behavior, making it trace outlines around shadows, and be attracted to the brightest sources of light.
