Blue Point Engineering - Animatronics Robotics

Blue Point Engineering - Animatronics Robotics

Hardware, Electronics, Supplies, Custom Engineering and Technical Assistance for the Animatronic, Robotic, Electronic Arts, Haunted Attractions, Hobbyist and Professional.

"..Product line of low cost, high quality, hardware, electronics, and supplies used in animatronics, robotics, haunted Industry and technology education for both the hobbyist and professional designers, imagineers and dreamers creating their own forms of animatronic and robotic life."

Blue Point Engineering LLC - BPE Solutions
Address: Longmont, . Colorado .USA

• Photo Gallery Images
• Example Applications
• Schematics / Drawings and Technical Help

The Wizard - 1 Board is a small 9 Volt dc powered interface board that will record and playback up to 5 minutes of servo motion for 4 standard 5 Vdc hobby R/C type servos and control 4 digital switched ON and OFF outputs at +4.5 Vdc (100 mA) per channel.

David Cook - Robot Room Robotics

David Cook - Robot Room Robotics

Robot Building for Beginners
A beginner's book on how to build a robot, from the author of Robot Room. Contains tricks, tips, and advice on getting started creating your own robots from scratch.

Includes the complete step-by-step instructions (with schematics and part numbers) for building Sandwich, a cool line-following robot!

Intermediate Robot Building
A whole new book that is perfect for readers of the first book or more experienced robot builders.

Learn machining, how to build a robot power supply, compare motor driver circuits, create an infrared obstacle / wall / opponent sensor, and much more. Plus, make Roundabout, a robot that can explore rooms, follow lines, and battle in robot sumo.

Electro Tech Online - Projects

Electro Tech Online - Projects

Electronic Projects Design/Ideas/Reviews - Are you building an electronic project or want to? Maybe you need some assistance? Come and submit your electronic questions here and let our exprienced members find a solution

Robotics Chat - Specific to discussions about robots and the making of.

Micro Controllers - Discuss all aspects of micro controllers - building them, coding them, etc. All controllers are welcome - PIC, BASIC, Z8 Encore!, etc.

Electronic Projects - A collection of small electronic circuits and projects you can build.

Parallax - Basic Stamp and Propeller

Parallax - Basic Stamp and Propeller

"Parallax, Inc. is a privately held company located in Rocklin, California. Parallax designs and manufactures microcontroller development tools and small single-board computers that are used by electronic engineers, educational institutions, and hobbyists. Our current product line consists of BASIC Stamp microcontrollers and development software....."

Current product line consists of BASIC Stamp microcontrollers and development software, SX chips and programmer/debuggers, project boards, sensors, educational tools, robotics kits, accessories and the Propeller chip.

• BASIC Stamp Microcontroller
• Propeller General Information
• Robot Information
• Propeller Articles, Software and Documentation
• Javelin Software and Documentation Downloads
• Articles by Outside Authors

Karl Lunts Embedded Robots

Karl Lunts Embedded Robots

This site contains lots of embedded control and robotics projects that I've developed over the years. Many were featured in past articles in Nuts & Volts magazine, and in my book, Build Your Own Robot! Others were projects that I've shown at various meetings of the Seattle Robotics Society (SRS). And I offer here many powerful tools that I've created for working with the Motorola 68hc11 and 68hc12 microcontrollers. - Karl Lunt

• Here is my easy embedded Linux page, for getting started on embedded Debian for low bucks.
• Here are instructions for installing the GNU C compiler for 68hc11/12 on a PC (sorry, Mac guys...)
• An index of some of my N&V articles (not quite complete)
• A page for those just beginning with the 68hc11.
  

Robotics and Automation Videos

Here is a Collection of Robotics and Automation Videos that could inspire you to design your own.

Dave's Sumo Robot project

Dave's Sumo Robot project

The following is my Computer Science project Comp490 and Comp492 in progress. It is a SUMO robot for our local RoboWar tournament. I have been, for the pass two years a participant of the annual RoboWar competition. So, this year I've decided to try to get credit for doing it. I was fortunate enough to find a professor who was willing to supervise my project Dr.Ferhat Khendek. I have decided to do the documentation in HTML format and make it public to anyone who is interested in robotics.