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#1  

"Brain Control" came and went since it didn't work;)

My guess is the long awaited IR navigation.

#2  

I think it has something to do with the on-board UART. Having the ability to do 2-way serial communications opens the doors to integration with a lot of devices that would be difficult to integrate to today.

Alan

#3  

Two way serial and indoor navigation are my 2 big wants right now...

#4  

Maybe something like individual face recognition?

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#5  

@Technopro, did you miss this?

#6  

DJ did mention something a few months ago about indoor navigation based on a remote mounted camera (ie, a camera that can see the robot, as opposed to a camera on the robot being used to get an accurate location).

Alan

#7  

Yep, remember him saying that too Alan... Hoping that comes to fruition....

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That's what I meant by the IR navigation. As I recall it used cameras to pick up the IR beacon on the robot.