MovieMaker
USA
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What do you want YOUR robot to do? Let's start a Thread!
here is what I want my robot to do and notice many are already achieved:
EZ-Objectives:
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Navigate Autonymously * - Follow Colors*
- Follow Movement*
- Follow Face
- Sonar Radars Horizontal*
- Sonar Radars Vertical*
- Ir Radars*
- Voice Rec*
- Voice Synthesis*
- Roomba Movments
- Say Name*
- Avoid Objects*
- News/Weather/Crime report*
- Time/date/DayofWeek*
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Today in History -
Thought for Today - Move Head*
- Dance
- Know North/South/East/West*
- Take Snapshots*
- Get Excited with Beating heart*
- Turn around 360 degrees
- Check Sensors
- Have Control Mode
- Have Security Mode
- Have Autonymous Mode
- Tell Jokes*
- Have a Chat Mode (in Future)
- Be able to recognize pictures
- Search and Find Mission
- Add a functional Arm
- Talk about ones self
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Check Status volts,etc. - Check Temperature*
- Voice commands in Control Mode
- Know who a person is
- Do Math
- Answer Questions from WikiPedia
- Be a One minute Timer
- Learn from OCR and Net
- Remember things for me (DataBase)
- Project Movies on the Wall
- Telepresence Robot
- Thought for Today
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Can be trained to know Objects - Know a Human is present by Fleshtones
- Reinforced Learning by being told "no"
- Be Curious, ask Why,Who,When,What,where
- Know when to Laugh at a situation
Notice: Units with Astrick(*) have already been done.
Mel
I wrote software for interfacing the kinnect, but have not been able to get it to work with the ARC. It's rather simple, the data transfer is via text files.
Size counts and you don't see many small MP boards available to hobbyests. I saw this and immediately thought of the EZ-B mini people were talking about. Using sevos and ARC this would be a great little robot to surprise your friends. A standard EZ-B could be used sandwiched in the middle with the standard battery pack in the kit.
This would be the ultimate beer can robot except for one problem (no room for the beer). I discovered it at my new sandpit and hack site (funnyrobots.com). I thought it was worth sharing to inspire more smaller robot projects - it's not all about big. Enjoy