Solarbotics has supplied some tech bits and pieces for the recent ART HACK II, an intensive artistic boot camp led by Visiting Artist, Raul Nieves (Blablablab, Practipo Barcelona), where students were building open source the 3D printers.
Hmmm... what's that big truck bringing? ...
Dave Hrynkiw
November 3, 2003
Well, what a pleasant surprise - a large truck dropped by today and delivered our shipment of GM10 gear motors!
They're $12.00/ea or $9.50/ea USD in pairs ($15.50/ea or $12.75/ea in pairs for Canadians) - much less expensive than converting nanoservos!
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Closed Monday, October 8
Just a quick note to say that our office is closed Monday, October 8 for Canadian Thanksgiving. We'll be back to work on Tuesday!
Robots Rising re-run
Did you miss the award-winning documentary "Robots Rising" the first time? A very good documentary on the present state of robotics, including a few clips of our own Mr. Tilden. Worth investigating (Airing April 11 to 19). Read More...
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