March 13th, 2007 by ketyung
Your great ambition since young was to become a robot scientist. But due to poor passing marks in exam and study or lots of other reasons, you failed to sneak into science stream. And your dream to become a robot scientist shattered. No worry, no matter, you’re now a salesman, a business man, you’ll be able to make your dream come true. To make your own robot, adding on your kind of creation and innovation to build your most desirous rebot robot is no more just a dream. Thanks to LEGO Mindstorms NXT, it’s an advanced robotic construction system allows you to build and program your very own fully-functional computerised robots. You don’t need a degree in electro-mechanics to do that!
The LEGO Mindstorms NXT is some kind of USB-friendly, computer-controlled lego bricks, which allows you to build robots of any shape. As pictured, you can make full use of your imagination for any shape of robots such as humanoid, mechanical, vehicular and animal robots that obey your every command. The NXT features 32-bit microprocessor, LCD display, sensor ports, motor ports, a loudspeaker and control panel, this ultra-sophisticated motion/light-sensitive block brings your creations to life and offers countless design/functionality permutations. You can even control your robots using your computer or mobile phone wireslessly using Bluetooth. It comes with quick-start guide, idiot-proof software and step-by-step building instructions to guide you through. You can easily have number of your own creations even though you aren’t that brainy.
£179.95 for Pre-order at Firebox
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March 14th, 2007 at 12:03 am
This is unbelieveable. I am 23 years old now, and maybe 12 years ago or so when I was playing with LEGO, I was making a helicopter at best. This is really great and good for kids to understand the mechanics of these types of things. Great find!
Take care,
Rick Uyesugi
http://500daystofame.com
September 28th, 2007 at 6:13 am
[...] Remember the Lego NXT Mindstorms Robot that we’ve seen before? The Lego robot that allows you to use your creativity to assemble it from Lego bricks into a fully functional robot. Now, here is something what I call an ingenious creativity. Someone has made use of his super creativity and turned the Lego robot into something that is absolutely useful, which is called RoboFlush. [...]