Re:My autonomous Lego Rover at CeBIT 2014 in pictures
by r3m6 on Sunday March 16, 2014 @04:07PM
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The robot is great but the article confusing: So is robot a product for sale (like for education) or "just" a nice toy to attract attention to something else the author sells?
Re:My autonomous Lego Rover at CeBIT 2014 in pictures
by wojtczyk on Sunday March 16, 2014 @05:12PM
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Hello r3m6,
Would you be interested in buying one?
This robot will be on sale soon. I developed it for an Intel programming challenge and won an award. Have been showing it on trade fair shows for the last few weeks to get feedback.
I integrated most of my software from previous research work about localization and mapping and computer vision.
Re:My autonomous Lego Rover at CeBIT 2014 in pictures
by wojtczyk on Sunday March 16, 2014 @05:42PM
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Hey JazCE,
Thanks for your note! For a few pics check out my other video about the rover. At 1:29 you see some close-up pictures under the laptop.
http://youtu.be/IQVQTn1E3lY
I intend to provide building instructions, soon.
Are you a robotic enthusiast?
Would you be interested in a software stack for localization, mapping and image processing?
Re:My autonomous Lego Rover at CeBIT 2014 in pictures
by JazCE on Sunday March 16, 2014 @06:57PM
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Ahh awesome. I'm more a lego/technic enthusiast, but don't quite have the space for lego anymore, so I just enjoy reading the lego blogs and seeing other peoples creations.
Would you be interested in buying one?
This robot will be on sale soon. I developed it for an Intel programming challenge and won an award. Have been showing it on trade fair shows for the last few weeks to get feedback.
I integrated most of my software from previous research work about localization and mapping and computer vision.
Are you a robotic enthusiast?
Thanks for your note! For a few pics check out my other video about the rover. At 1:29 you see some close-up pictures under the laptop. http://youtu.be/IQVQTn1E3lY
I intend to provide building instructions, soon.
Are you a robotic enthusiast?
Would you be interested in a software stack for localization, mapping and image processing?