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Archive for February, 2001



micro robot

Wednesday, February 28th, 2001

This robot is as small as a dime and has an 8K ROM processor. That’s just about as fast as Bill’s Mac SE.

Posted by Jeff Lash/XPLANE





BATTLEBOTS TOY DEAL

Monday, February 26th, 2001

from battlebots.com:
February 12 — HASBRO/TIGER ELECTRONICS ANNOUNCE BATTLEBOTS TOY DEAL
Hasbro, the premiere toy and game manufacturer, along with their sister company Tiger Electronics, have agreed to terms with BattleBots Inc., and are slated to launch a line of BattleBots toys and games which many industry analysts predict will be the hottest new line of 2001. Although still “under construction,” the toy robot line will boast some of the most advanced remote control technology and features the industry has seen. Add to that the other remarkable toy and game products set to appear this summer, and it is clear that BattleBots, the smash TV hit, is on the fast track to becoming the year’s hottest toys as well.

Posted by Jeff Lash/XPLANE





Found in an email signature…

Thursday, February 15th, 2001

…“If robots wore hats, they would look ridiculous.”

Posted by Jeff Lash/XPLANE





M is for MonkeyBone

Thursday, February 15th, 2001

M is for MonkeyBone. (Thanks Brielle.)

Posted by Jeff Lash/XPLANE





What companies sell or build robots?

Monday, February 12th, 2001

What companies sell or build robots?





Son Of Marv Is The Tiniest Robot Yet

Friday, February 9th, 2001

Son Of Marv Is The Tiniest Robot Yet | “A quarter-inch cube packing a microprocessor, two motors to drive tank-like tracks, three watch batteries, and a temperature sensor is being called the world’s smallest autonomous robot. The minirobot was built at Sandia National Laboratories to demonstrate that microminiaturized autonomous vehicles could handle jobs as diverse as locating land mines, detecting chemical or biological weapons, and prowling around buildings on surveillance missions.”





Sounds of a pirate ship

Friday, February 2nd, 2001

Sounds of a pirate ship as interpreted by the creators of Nintendo’s Final Fantasy I. (Links to .midi)

Posted by Jeff Lash/XPLANE




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