If you recall that little LEGO Race article I published a few weeks ago, this is a tune-up of it. I have recently completed Robogator and after disassembling it, this will be my new project.
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I watched this video at Youtube and it was tagged as a failure, but I think it is pretty impressive to see the cheetah getting up from the floor. And although it goes down when the center of gravity moves forward I agree with some of the comments on the video about either trying to
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Who has not spent hours and hours watching these little balls moving? This kind of Great Ball Contraptions really capture your mind and your will. Watching so many little balls going here and there on their own under the sole power of mechanic and gravitation has something that really touch my little technic heart. Speechless!
Don’t you hate sorting you LEGO Bricks before building a new set? Most bricks are relatively easy to spot and use but I have quite a few problems with Technic axles and beams because they all look so similar… it is not easy for a newbie like me to difference at first sight a 5
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I really love watching Discovery Channel TV and looking all that robots building cars, cooking pizza or whatever… there is something hypnotic on the way those robots’ arms move. If you, like me, enjoy this, you really need to watch this LEGO Robot build using two Mindstorms NXT Bricks and some pneumatic parts for the
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Hello there, I am currently working on Robogator, the cocodrile like robot that can be built using LEGO Mindstorms 8547 Set, but definitively as soon as I am done with it I will build this small little car myself. There are two versions of the same car: one with one NXT Brick and the other
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Curiosity is a robotic rover exploring Gale Crater on Mars as part of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory mission. It was launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26, 2011 and landed successfully on Mars on August 6, 2012, 05:17 UTC after a 563,000,000 km journey, only 2.4 km far from the designated landing point! The rover’s
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Something to spice up your creativity. This first video features some robots you can build with the LEGO Mindstorms 2.0 set ( and some extra parts that you can find in Education Set :( ) like the T-56 and Spike
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