I am still adding pages to my website on robotics. I now have a page that explains the various sensors and how they work with some great links to a variety of robots at NASA including Jason II that helped find Titanic etc... Check out these pages:

controllers

Sensors

Mobility

There is also heaps more stuff on my interactive learning page on Robotics. Interactive Learning on Robotics

Hello everyone. Not specifically robotics but I thought you might be interested in talking with a chatterbot: Hal: The chatterbot. It uses AI to simulate a conversation. At this stage I have not taught it anything. Please have a chat.

I have added a lot more to my AI pages. I will be going back to my robotics pages shortly.

I just wanted to let people know that besides my new robotics pages I have just put up some new pages about AI.

Artificial Intelligence Pages Start here You will find that there is a contextual menu which will lead to further pages.

I am also still keen to have people add to the wikis on the robotics interactive learning site. It would be great for you to be able to share some of your knowledge so that school students can have a better understanding of robotics.

Free interactive Computing tutorials open to all

Robotics Page

Free Robotics course work and wikis (where your help would be appreciated)

robot photo gallery: where you can add your photos

My Robotics tutorial pages are growing. I am just a school teacher trying to provide the best information that I can to my students. I am trying hard to build up the information and quality of the information that I am providing. My pages ( http://bettscomputers.com/roboticsystems.htm ) are open to anyone to view and I welcome any help in new information. I have some general robotics pages (small but gradually growing but information not readily available anywhere else) and an interactive course on robotics (only new but growing). I would like to add a wiki to the course page and encourage anyone to add to it. I also have a photo gallery where people can post photos of the robots. I am posting this weblog here because I have a great respect for this site and its members. I would like to be able to provide the type of information not provided elsewhere. For example what are the different types of sensors? how do you connect them? What are actuators? How do you connect them and program them? Basic stuff but just not provided elsewhere. The links are:

Free interactive Computing tutorials open to all

Robotics Page

Free Robotics course work and wikis (where your help would be appreciated)

robot photo gallery: where you can add your photos