sparkino
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Hello everybody! My name is Alessio, I'm italian and a new member!
I just recently purchased an Ultimate Wall-E robot of Thinkway, and my goal is to turn it into an autonomous robot, just like djsures did with his Wall-E. I wondered, as my model (Ultimate) is very large (about 16" tall) how can I make an internal system, so as to make it independent from an external PC on which to run the ARC? Should I insert a PC in Wall-E? If so, there is a very small system (such as a cubieboard) which can run Windows and the ARC? Any other suggestion is welcome.. I really want to make a robot that does not depend on an external PC...
PS: please, forgive my bad english...
I am sure more experienced guys than me will jump in and help you. It sounds like a great project though so good luck !
I just wanted to say that I'm from England and your English is far better than most people who come from England ! Don't apologise - your English is amazing !
Cheers,
Jay
@Sparkino search the Forum with the word Wall-E and you will find a huge volume of amazing projects and ideas.! and yes your English is very good!
There are a few Windows 8 tablets which can run ARC. The Acer W3, W4 and W7 for instance. They may fit in there.
Hello :-} Another one that will run ARC is the HP Slate 7, I know because that is what I have :-}
Yo
I have the same ultimate wall-e. No one here has tried to do one.
You can find some nice dissection pics of it on flikr.
How much did you get yours for?
Thank you all! @hoolagen1, can you give me the flickr link, where I can see the photos? I get the mine for $570...
From what I've seen, that's a deal sparkino!
I'll look it up now.
There's a teppee motor in the neck...other than that. Looks pretty easy.
I paid 350