501c

built by Roger Arrick


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Target Environment	Locomotion Method
Indoors	3 Wheels
Sensors / Input Devices	Actuators / Output Devices
Polaroid sonar range finder Dinsmore digital compass CDS light-level sensor whiskers	drive motor movable head head light speech stobe light
Control Method	Power Source
Autonomous	Battery
CPU Type	Operating System
BASIC Stamp	None
Programming Lanuage	Weight
BASIC	N/A
Time to build	Cost to build
N/A	N/A
URL for more information
http://www.robotics.com/arobot/501c.html
Comments
Running a company is time consuming, so it's rare that I actually get to customize a robot just for fun, but here is my latest project - 501c. A suped-up ARobot with all the bells and whistles. The goals of this project were: Experiment with artifical life software To test our application notes To test coprocessor software To have some fun!!! Name Many people have asked why I named this robot 501c. I'm past president and current member of the DPRG - Dallas Personal Robotics Group. Due to the success of the DPRG and it's growth, some have decided that the group should obtain non-profit (501c) status. I believe that DPRG shouldn't and a lively debate ensued. Hence the name, 501c. Proudly pronounced on the rear name plate.

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