Thread: Why was there a fully autonomous robot in the kick-off example?
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Re: Why was there a fully autonomous robot in the kick-off example?
Hmmm...

http://mindstorms.lego.com/eng/overv...ht_sensor.aspx

Wonder if an NXT part can work with our robot.
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