Other Peoples Projects

One of the things I enjoy is to surf the Internet and see what othere people are doing with my brainchild. Below are some choice examples. If you know of a site I have missed, please send me a mail.

In no particular order:

Recursive Robots

Eric McC., Cale S., Mark P., and Rachel F., students at the Univeristy of Washington, writes:

"3 robots collaborate to make a feedback loop in which they create their environment by reacting to it, according to their idiosyncratic behaviors."

They don't tell if they are running it through a single PC (i.e. if the MindSqualls API is handling three simultaneous bluetooth connections). Should be possible, but I've never tried it myself.

Description of the "Designing Behaviors, Art 483, Fundamentals of Interface Design" course: http://courses.washington.edu/art483/index.shtml

Ivalde

This project was done by Leon L. and his coursemates at the University of Upsala, Sweeden.

"The robot's mission is to be placed into an unknown world, creating a 2D map of the whole area."

CreateOI

Kevin Gabbert plans to combine his NXT robot with his iRobot. For that purpose he wants to package the MindSquals API with his own CreateOI Framework.

Clemens' Space

Clemens W plans to use the MindSqualls API in his programming courses for kids and teens. Actually, I'm flattered. :^)

Lego Defense Industries

Aeron writes:

"No, I'm not an antisocial, misanthropic individual. I just have a fascination with the physics of flinging small bits of plastic in a controlled fashion."

Bluetooth Force-Feedback Rover

GhostInside writes:

"The goal on this project was to create a simple mobile platform that could be remote-controlled from the joystick at my desk."