Posts Tagged ‘robots’

Android and Arduino-packin’ Cellbot features voice recognition, autonomy, and charm to spare

The Cellbots gang has been furiously productive as of late. Not even a month after their wooden "boxbot" was first spotted on You Tube the project has moved on from its humble beginnings of lumber and windshield wiper motors to a full-on a neon green acrylic Truckbot that uses a G1 and Arduino board combination for control. Sure, we've seen Android-powered robots before, but these guys have done some pretty cool things, and have no intention of stopping now

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It’s Engadget Mobile’s ultimate Nokia giveaway!

Are you the ultimate Nokia fan? Well, then, wouldn't it be great to win the ultimate Nokia giveaway to match? We've got a bevy of Espoo-sourced goodies on our desk here just waiting for a lucky reader to score -- and yes, if you come out on top, you'll win it all .

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Robots!: Draw Your Own Androids, Cyborgs & Fighting Bots

Product DescriptionWith an off-beat sense of ‘humor that makes learning fun, Jay Stephens, students learn to draw a wide range of marvelous mechanical creatures complete with cable heads, bionic bodies, and many extra electricity. Budding designers will be happy to meet and to illustrate these unique characters like Tom Automa the cyborg Cyborella Astralux and Gokin 9. The design data Stephens wittily lays out include everything from wheels and the partial conversion jets, dials. . . More>>
Robots!: Draw Your Own Androids, Cyborgs & Fighting Bots

Robots, Androids and Animatrons, Second Edition : 12 Incredible Projects You Can Build

Product DescriptionBring a robot to life without programming or assembly language skills! There’s never been a better time to explore the world of the nearly human. With the complete directions supplied by popular electronics author John Iovine, you can: • Build your first walking, talking, sensing, thinking robot • Create 12 working robotic projects, using the fully illustrated instructions provided • Get the best available introduction to robotics, m. . . More >>
Robots, Androids and Animatrons, Second Edition : 12 Incredible Projects You Can Build

Pip Android – Why Most Forex Robots Fail

Most Forex Bots fail miserably in a volatile market.
You see most robots are built to perform in smooth waters. Their internal programming can easily make sense of gently trending markets and make decent decisions.
The problem is that the Forex Market is one volatile SOB –
A positive trend can switchback and erase your profits. Or you can wait all day cooling your heels in a sideway market waiting for your robot to get a clear trading opportunity.   It can drive you nuts.
Pip Android is a master at extracting pips with every currency pair in every market condition.   So while others are watching their bots panic, you’re raking in the cash.
By the way, Pip Android has our Patented 14 Point Profit Protection System built right in.   This means that you’ll enter and exit every position with your profits intact.   This is a must-have in the Forex market.
Why don’t you click here and watch Pip Android do its thing on a live trading account.   Every 15 minutes, we’ll show you the results – it’s a pretty dicey market today so now is the perfect time to see Pip Android in action.
Here’s the link again:
==> Visit Official Pip Android Website
Check out how we’ve hard-coded advanced trading strategies like Price Action, Timing, and Breakout analysis directly into Pip Android.   With these additions, Pip Android is the smartest trader (human or computer) on the market – period.
Here is some insider information that I found out about this new system. It works with any broker and installs itself in 4 minutes flat. This means you’ll spend less time fiddling with your install and more time trading. In fact, you’ll be watching your first trades within minutes of installing Pip Android.

Polaris – Mobile Phone Robot | SwipeLife

Tokyo-based Flower Robotics teamed up with mobile phone magnate KDDI to produce the Polaris, an automated mobile phone /robot system designed to learn a.

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