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When it comes to the competition: to the engineering design challenge, we're NOT all winners -- some solutions are better than others. - JVN [more] |
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Personal robots
i am building my own robot and have everything done but the electronics and was wondering what ppl think i should put for an upper mechanical function, now i tryed another post for this and ppl were like make a robot to mow the lawn and vaccuum the house, no offense but i am serious bout this not a question like wouldn't it be cool if i had a robot that could... i want ppl to tell me mechanical things that could make this a helpful robot
i was thinking a robotic arm so it could manipulate things and help it self 
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19-04-2005, 20:13
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Re: Personal robots
Umm... what do you need this robot TO DO? Going about making a robot simply doesn't make any sense without having some purpose for the robot when it's completed.
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