Monthly Archives: November 2012

Our class site was chosen to be featured as the “In the spotlight” site for openlab today due to the large amount of work that has been going on here. Great work everyone!   (Make sure your robots, brain reading … Continue reading →

so we the AI and spider robot nation have united. the AI project is still gonna happened but now it’s going to be incorporated with the robot so it could have personality, voice recognition and speech, video tracking and more. … Continue reading →

We the people form together to make a more perfect union. The AI group of the south continent darklands have agreed to be annexed into the northern Robot Group confederacy. We now from the United States of Autonomous Robots and … Continue reading →

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One of the hardest things to do if you’re born pretty much tone-deaf (like I was) is ear-training, or learning how to identify notes and intervals just by hearing them. For my project, I want to create an Arduino that … Continue reading →

Project proposal! So yeah, I’m going to be working with Ahmad and Ibn on an ambidextrous game controller. The idea is that you can flip it around, and it’ll reassign its buttons and invert its analog axes so you can … Continue reading →

For my project I would like to make a temperature-sensing shirt. I thought I was being creative and innovative, but it already exists… My t-shirt though, will be sensing body temperature as oppose to the shirts that I saw online … Continue reading →

The more I learn about the arduino and the things it can do, the more I think I should make a controller to work with future projects. Now some of you may be saying the the arduino is a controller … Continue reading →

For my project I would like to create an autonomous SpyderBot. Since David aka deadly bannanas and I have a similar idea, we will put our minds together and work on it together. Since David, has more experience with the Arduino/Processing … Continue reading →