January 23, 2008
By: admin
Category: Robotics, Digital Communication Systems, Embedded Systems
TeMo is a tele-operated mobile internet robot. While other internet robots mostly use WiFi (or a nearby PC with an internet connection), TeMo connects to the internet using Mobile packed data services (e.g. GPRS / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA). The advantage is virtually unlimited mobility for the robot.
Simply put, TeMo is a robot that can
- Move around and do stuff (since it has tank tracks and a robotic arm)
- Can be controlled from any where in the world (since it has Internet connectivity)
- Can boldly go where no robot has gone before !! (since it used mobile packet services for Internet connectivity)
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October 15, 2007
By: admin
Category: Robotics, Embedded Systems
Want to build (not buy) a basic robot that can move around, has a robotic arm and can be programmed to do what you want ? I built the following one using Lego technic blocks, some servo motors and a microcontroller. Why not use the Lego Mindstroms kit, you ask ? Well you can either just assemble a ready made robot or you can learn digital electronics, microcontrollers, motors and sensors and build your own unique robot from scratch. The second option is possibly difficult if you are not a professional or an electronics hobbyist.
Which ever option you choose, building your own robots means that you can equip your robot with an unlimited range of capabilities using sensors, connectivity modules and smart software.

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