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Category Archives: Robotics
Science and Technology: Robots, robots, mighty robots…
After a long hiatus–cut me some slack, I got an associates degree, took over a sustainable farm, and started an IT consulting business since I last posted on my projects–, I have finally restarted my robot building enterprise with several promising-sounding projects that will eventually get their own pages on this website including (but not […] Continue reading
Posted in Making, Robotics, Science and Technology
Tagged Amateur, Electronics, research, robots, technology
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Interesting thoughts about artificial intelligence
The weblog Twenty Sided (by Shamus Young) presents an interesting set of thoughts about artificial intelligence and how we assume that it will develop a lot like our own intelligence. I kind of like his ideas about how AI can … Continue reading
Posted in Robotics, Science and Technology
Tagged Artificial Intelligence, development, motives
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A hydraulic robot arm from cardboard and tape
The Make Magazine blog has to be one of my favorites, and this article is a reason why. DLH
Posted in Art, Robotics, Science and Technology
Tagged Cardboard, hydraulics, Robotics, tape
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Worldview Web Roundup for 20100621
A bunch of rich people are going to commit half their fortunes to charity. You may not be rich, but what are you going to do? Breakup of the Hayabusa asteroid probe as it reenters the atmosphere and delivers its … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Quotes, Robotics, Science and Technology, Society, Space, Updates, Worldview Web Roundup
Tagged charity, fear, liberty, personal firepower, philanthropy, probe, return, rich, Space
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Dean Kamen rocks!
Via BlackFive: The inventor of the Segway and founder of FIRST, Dean Kamen, on the development of a robotic arm for the DoD for amputees. Amazing stuff. The Colbert Report Mon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Dean Kamen www.colbertnation.com Colbert … Continue reading
Posted in Current Operations, Cybertechnology, Military, Robotics, Science and Technology
Tagged amputees, Dean Kamen, Military, Robotics, segway
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