A little while ago we received an email from an observant Mr. Pavel Ryabinkov, the site-admin of www.myROBOT.ru, who was asking us to relay a question to Mark Tilden: Could you answer, can it be considered the official date of birth BEAM-robotics November 10, 1989?I was basing this question on the message Brian O. Bush: […]
More Grove Parts from SeeedStudio
Solar botics
February 12, 2015
SeeedStudio Grove modules, including a flame sensor, skin conductivity and touch sensors, IR send/receive units, and an ultrasonic sensor. We continue to add to the Grove items category!
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Grove - Flame Sensor $8.28 An adjustable-sensitivity flame sensor, with Grove interface compatibility. |
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Grove - GSR Interface $11.88 Galvanic skin response measures the electrical conductance of skin. This Grove module makes it easy to measure the response across 2 fingers on a hand. |
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Grove - Infrared Receiver $5.04 Any project that requires talking to a standard 38kHz IR remote control will work well with this receiver. |
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Grove - Infrared Emitter $5.04 Convenient plug-in-and-use Infrared emitter module for the Grove system. |
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Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger $19.32 Ultrasonic distance sensor, featuring the plug-in-and-use Grove system. |
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Grove - Touch Sensor $5.04 It's a ready-to-use touch sensor switch compatible with the Grove system. Plug it in, tuck it in behind a non-metallic surface, and you are finished. |
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Cool project
Neil Sandstrom from the BEAM mailing list recently posted a notice about his "ShokHead" circuit built from our tutorial. What makes this project a bit different is that he mounted it on a VPM motor, so it's all self-contained. Here's what he says about it: Just finished!!! Check it out it is really small!! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/beam/files/Psyclesam/ […]
BIOBug / BEP Contest
Think you're good at modifying toys? Got a toaster with legs? A cat with wheels? A self-pruning Chia-Pet? Well, do we have a contest for YOU: Mark Tilden has confirmed with us that he's willing to donate two complete sets of Wowwee/Hasbro BIOBugs (4, one of each type) to the top two hacks/modifications to be […]
BEP Application: Servocore Walker
The following instructions detail how to build a Servocore walker. A Servocore walker differs from a regular walker by utilizing the internal electronics in unmodified servos, which give position feedback from the motor in the servo. This position feedback allows for very long stride lengths without the use of mechanical stops or springs.
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