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Rise of the Robots
The National Space Centre is having a robot weekend in May this year: See robots from the TV series Robot Wars Compete in the battle arena Take part challenges to test your skills and win prizes Build and test your … Continue reading
Club meeting March 3rd
Tonight was the monthly Midlands Club meeting. The club meets on the first Monday of each month at the Technology Innovation Centre in Birmingham. We have been running for a couple of years now and anyone interested in micromouse or … Continue reading
RoboTIC 2007 results
Weren’t around for roboTIC, or intrigued by the results? These results were kindly supplied by Derek Hall.
Robosavvy bipeds at ROBOtic’07
The guys from Robosavvy forum have confirmed that they will yet again be demonstrating their bipedal wares at ROBOtic’07, and are intending to run several competitions.The bipeds were very well received at UK Micromouse 2007, and a promised demonstration of … Continue reading
Half size micromouse contest
It seems that the Japanese organising committee for micromouse would like to update the rules to reduce mouse and maze to half its current size. Check out the Google-translated page: www.robomedia.org
Lego micromouse spotted
While testing out a new (to me) video search engine, I came across a Youtube video of a micromouse built from the new Lego NXT kit. Slow, to be sure, but convincing nonetheless. Have a look: