Well, we're all back from Maker Faire, feelin' pretty groggy but fairly alive (or, perhaps more accurately, undead - something about being in a zombie-like state sounds about right). So to break the recent drought of news posts, we've dug out a treat from the deeper regions of the Solarbotics server archives. This is some […]
Christmas? What do you mean it's Christm...
Dave Hrynkiw
December 13, 2005
Yeeks! Jeez, it's snuck up on me too...
If you want to get your favourite solder-geek a new project for Christmas, keep in mind that our deadline for shipping is approaching.
For US orders, your option is Purolator/DHL Courier (2 business days, so Wednesday the 21st by 2:00pm MST at the latest!).
Domestic (Canadian) orders get an extra day or so leeway. For Western Canada your options are Xpresspost (2-3 business days - Dec.20) and Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
Eastern Canada option is Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
Atlantic Canadas option is Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
International orders even have less time, so check your list and get your shopping done!
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Sumovore Modifications
We're starting to get feedback on Sumovore modifications by our customers. Like, turning the Sumovore into a Room-rover. Or 18V motor operation modifications. Or 'Kaoken' double-voltage adrenaline charges when pushing an opponent. All sorts of stuff! We'll start featuring these modifications shortly, but until then, you may want to take a look at our own […]
Project Mon(Tues)day: Pinewood Lowrider
Jerome, our squiggly-bearded intern from many moons ago that created the BeetleBot, just pointed us towards this totally pimpin' pinewood derby car. The author from sliptonic.com shows how he made his sweet lowrider with hydaulic(esque) action by using a small micro-servo for each wheel, an Ardweeny for brains, and a 9V battery for power. The […]
Wednesday Links: Smile TV, New Materials...
Brief summary of today's short issue: it is about squishy mice robots that feed on the dark matter, live in weird motors and make TVs smile. Smile TV Pretty retro-looking 4-legged TV leaves you smiling like an idiot in order to watch anything. (Via Designboom) How Squishy Would You Like Your Robot? Finally science moving […]
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