iLegoWorld
iLegoWorld
by srobot
Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:37 pm
You may remember me saying that I am working on a project that I may not disclose at this time.
The time has come!
Introducing <strike>iLegoWorld</strike>, the complete Lego Mindstorms information source!
Now like I said last night (<strike>http://ilegoworld.com/blog/?p=3</strike>), I know it does not look like it is 'the complete Lego Mindstorms information source' now, because there are tons of pictures missing, pages not up, etc, but wait!
One of our commitments which we have had since we started this project, is to have the site for robot Savvys *and* Newbies, because Lego Mindstorms NXT is not just for the less experienced as it may seem.
We will be taking a look at 3rd party programming languages, having online Lego robot challenges, building instructions, how to make your own sensors, and much, much more!
<strike>http://www.ilegoworld.com</strike>
I hope you enjoy <strike>iLegoWorld,</strike>
--Scotty Rippel
Admin: Evil words and hyperlinks erased following request by ...
The time has come!
Introducing <strike>iLegoWorld</strike>, the complete Lego Mindstorms information source!
Now like I said last night (<strike>http://ilegoworld.com/blog/?p=3</strike>), I know it does not look like it is 'the complete Lego Mindstorms information source' now, because there are tons of pictures missing, pages not up, etc, but wait!
One of our commitments which we have had since we started this project, is to have the site for robot Savvys *and* Newbies, because Lego Mindstorms NXT is not just for the less experienced as it may seem.
We will be taking a look at 3rd party programming languages, having online Lego robot challenges, building instructions, how to make your own sensors, and much, much more!
<strike>http://www.ilegoworld.com</strike>
I hope you enjoy <strike>iLegoWorld,</strike>
--Scotty Rippel
Admin: Evil words and hyperlinks erased following request by ...
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RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
by srobot
Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:45 pm
Also if you have any thoughts, good or bad, about iLegoWorld, let me know!
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RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
by srobot
Thu Aug 30, 2007 1:44 am
Limor please remove this, see site... 
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RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
by srobot
Thu Aug 30, 2007 11:12 pm
audiemurphy wrote:srobot wrote:Limor please remove this, see site...
That stinks. I hate it when big companies do that. Like you were really trying to put them out of business or something.
They said people might think I'm LEGO(r)?!
oh well, life goes on...
--Scotty
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RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
by cdraptor
Fri Aug 31, 2007 3:23 am
Worst thing about this is that these community sites only enhance a product. Heck the Robotis doesn't seem to provide much help on the Bioloid, but using Robosavvy I was able to find everything I need and more. The companies should encourage community growth, but unfortunately the stuffy legal gets all in an uproar about their Logo. I understand why and if they do find something that is negative, fight that - legal mentality is typically very cut and dry.
