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Tilden Interviewed about new 'bots
Dave Hrynkiw
February 3, 2006
We know we don't have anything directly related to RoboSapiens (other than gear motors), but as we're tight with Mr. Tilden, and he's the father of BEAM technology, it's always worthwhile to report useful bits about him.
There's presently an interview with him at you-review.com - take a boo! (Then come back and do more shopping! ;>
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