Robots are fascinating because they help form our
definition of life by what they are not. We can build robots to emulate
life, and in the process learn more about ourselves. Robots show us how
complicated the fundamental processes that we take for granted really
are, such as intelligence and energy storage. This page is devoted to
robots that mimic or emulate living things. I hope it gets you excited
about how far technology has progressed, and sparks your imagination of
what's possible.
Watch Hector and I build a robot designed by Henry Arnold from
the internet! (.wmv/384kbps) |
Here's a paper on Reliable Line Tracking, for anyone needing to track lines with a robot.
"Subjugator 2005" "Subjugator
2004" "An
Autonomous Firefighting Robot" Click on the pictures below to see some interesting robots! |
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![]() See a video of these little guys (high bandwidth bootleg) |
Okay so those are Sony robots, but they are doing a
good job and a lot of people don't even know they make robots.
This link takes
you to a bunch of homemade robots!
2004.01.05 William Summerfield Dubel IV