Bioloid robot kits

[narmadha]

The Bioloid robot kits are based on a very interesting and flexible modular design. There are sensor, DC servo, and controller modules that connect to each other using Philips head screws and plastic brackets. The basic mechanical interconnect design reminded us a lot of the MicroBric educational robot kits from Australia, and in almost exactly the same way, you can connect and disconnect parts of your robot design using only a simple screwdriver.


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[limor]

i'm not deleting this because i admire the effort and time he actually took to make an informed statement

but OMG! what spammers have to endure these days to get their job done. used to be an easy ride.. send few hundred thousand emails from a dummy AOL account, distribute some spyware and keyloggers to get access to more AOL accounts, *yawn*, set up dummy web servers using stolen credit cards to collect all that data from keyloggers and spyware, check the click-through counters on affiliate network sites...
but appearently those days are over, now they have to use their brain and post credible things on forums to get any traction

[l3v3rz]

Is this the 21st century Turing test then, is the span human or computer generated ??

[i-Bot]

I think you will find they took the time to cut and paste an informed statement from a real contributor

[Fritzoid]

Much of the post seems to have been cribbed verbatim from this web page.

http://www.robots-dreams.com/2006/03/robotis_bioloid.html

[i-Bot]

I especially liked the topic titled "Robots Dreams take ", that's take as in steal I guess.

Was impressed they where posting in the French area too.

I just hope these scripted web monkeys, get some more enjoyment from the robotics content than the rubbish links they promote. I'm sure thay don't read those, just like us.