Monthly Archives: January 2013

MAKE | Mindstorms Robotic Hand

From MAKE by John Baichtal Jan 4, 2013 The hand holds 4 NXT motors to control the fingers and thumb. The 4 fingers are controlled by the 2 outside motors, that are attached to the index finger and pinky. All … Continue reading

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Researchers, Hobbyists Developing Flying Grasping Robots – IEEE Spectrum

From IEEE Specturm Date: Dec 20, 2012 By: Evan Ackerman Last week, we brought you a bunch of different videos of aerial grasping robots, including robots from DARPA, UPenn, and Yale. Perhaps in response (or just because it’s really freakin’ … Continue reading

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DARPA LS3 quadruped plays follow the leader through mud puddles and more

From GizMag By Ben Coxworth September 11, 2012 Fans of freaky-looking robots will already be familiar with DARPA’s quadruped Legged Squad Support System, or LS3 (although it’s also known as Big Dog by its builder, Boston Dynamics). Yesterday, two prototypes … Continue reading

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Watch “WALL-E robot with Arduino” on YouTube

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Hackable Lego Robot Runs Linux

Here is a link to a more detailed description of the new Lego NXT Hackable Lego Robot Runs Linux

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Lego Announces Mindstorms EV3, a More ‘Hackable’ Robotics Kit

From: IEEE Spectrum POSTED BY: Erico Guizzo and Stephen Cass / Mon, January 07, 2013 One of the best robotics kits is now even better. Lego is unveiling its new Mindstorms EV3 kit today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), … Continue reading

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Watch “NASA | Solar Cycle” on YouTube

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Happy New Years

Happy New Years from Curiosity Rover

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A Time-lapse Photography Message From Astronauts to All Humankind for 2013 – PictureCorrect

Link: PictureCorrect Happy New Year from the ISS:

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