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Re: Robot kits?
Parallax BOEBots are pretty cool to play with and I have seen them on Ebay for pretty cheap.
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31-12-2008, 14:19
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Re: Robot kits?
I will second the Arduino, Ive heard some really good things. However, depending on your goals it might be a better option to actually buy the chips and parts and build some bare bones Arduino's with your students. The other added benefit would be that the components are a lot cheaper.
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