Rembot Battle Arena
Rembot Battle Arena
by DirtyRoboto
Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:37 pm
I claim this idea (but I guess I will get flamed or see a company starts doing this while I stay poor!!!)
Reading these posts about controlling the RN over the net got me thinking. How about Robot battles where people operate combat RN's, KRH's remotely over the web.
You would provide several camera feeds of the arena and allow basic movement and combo's of combat moves. You could also allow betting on the match.
M.
Reading these posts about controlling the RN over the net got me thinking. How about Robot battles where people operate combat RN's, KRH's remotely over the web.
You would provide several camera feeds of the arena and allow basic movement and combo's of combat moves. You could also allow betting on the match.
M.
In servo's we trust!
by Gort
Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:02 pm
What I think would be cool. Is you can have your robot walk around the house when you are not at home like a security guard. Then you could watch video and control him through a phone or a computer. Like they do with UAV's. The other idea is that I just send my robot to the robo games next and control him from home. The only problem will be the time lag.
RN Guard!
by JavaRN
Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:21 pm
I was thinking about your point Gort (to use RN as a guard) but the only problem I see in it is not the programming of it but the BATTERY! 
Charles.
Charles.
F'dan il-passatemp ghandek bzonn zewg affarijiet - FLUS u HIN. Zewg affarijiet li huma skarsi hafna u li jien minnhom ghandi vera ftit!
by DirtyRoboto
Thu Jun 21, 2007 9:22 am
For an internal house robot platform that you could use for security and other things I would suggest a wheeled platform not bi-pedal.
You should be able to create a very good house rembot using wheels and not legs right now. When you bring legs into the design you have to dedicate alot of time and effort in just making the bot walk, let alone design navigation software.
You should be able to create a very good house rembot using wheels and not legs right now. When you bring legs into the design you have to dedicate alot of time and effort in just making the bot walk, let alone design navigation software.
In servo's we trust!
by srobot
Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:45 pm
Gort wrote:What I think would be cool. Is you can have your robot walk around the house when you are not at home like a security guard. Then you could watch video and control him through a phone or a computer.
Heh, "I'm not home right now, but feel free to controll my "security guard"."
--srobot
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RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
RIBO Labs, Springing Robotic Development to a New Level
by Ric
Fri Jun 22, 2007 6:30 pm
I recently sold a Surveyor SRV-1 tracked robot on Ebay. It had quite promising mobile web viewing abilities and was a zigbee device for which there's been some chat about here recently so it might be of interest.
http://www.surveyor.com/SRV.html
I also have an Aibo 210. This has web remote functions with add on software packs and I've had great fun annoying my family and carbon based dog forms running 'Figo' around the house on four legs. So far as I understand the latest (and last) incarnation of the Aibo had this ability built in. The aibo's use your basic wireless network but lag isn't too bad.
Ric
http://www.surveyor.com/SRV.html
I also have an Aibo 210. This has web remote functions with add on software packs and I've had great fun annoying my family and carbon based dog forms running 'Figo' around the house on four legs. So far as I understand the latest (and last) incarnation of the Aibo had this ability built in. The aibo's use your basic wireless network but lag isn't too bad.
Ric
"If you believed they put a man on the moon, man on the moon".
