Since I know not an inkling about how to make a robot of this caliber all I can say is:
This is like super crazy ambitious! Is any of the software done yet? Woweee. All I can say is how long do you have to work on this??? The whole summer I hope :D
Came up with another idea! Lol... Well, maybe you could put some sort of calender on it. For instance, let's say it's someone's birthday. Chives could remind you by saying, "It's so-and-so's birthday today" or something like that. Just trying to come up with some thoughts!
i'm not too excited about using wood on a robot though.Why? I guess you could always use HDPE instead of wood.
looks good to me!why?
i'm not too excited about using wood on a robot though. :P
Is there such a thing as a wireless phidgets interface board? so I can use a desktop instead of a laptop??
Setup misterhouse to control it
http://w3.misterhouse.net:81/public/robot/ (http://w3.misterhouse.net:81/public/robot/)
I voted for you! ;D
He should know his own battery levels and say when hes running low. unless he can self-dock!
voted for ya as well!, Good Luck!
For the eyes, yes, there are 12 blue LEDs for each eye. Each eye is made up of a Logitec web-cam inside a flashlight body, which is inside a soup can :-) between the flashlight body and soup can is a loop of sergical tubing that acts as a diffuser, and the LEDs are behind that. The LEDs are controlled by an 8424 chip in the head, which is controlled via I2C from the main PIC controller in the body.
Software controls the "blink" steps. I experimented with many variations before settling on the current one. How often Loki blinks is controlled by the PC, using a random number for the timing.