Rob's new robot

Rob Turner brought his new Tribot robot.	Top view.	Another top view.	Dead bug pose.
Another bottom view.	Closeup of legs.	Closeup of a single leg.
Rob explaining.			Rob explaining his robot to Bruce Shapiro.
		Inside view of top section.	Inside view of end section.
This looks like a power supply module.	One of Rob's motor controller boards.

Other stuff

Jeff Sampson brought his Research 3 robot. Here it is assembled in the parking ramp.	Driving to the main entrance on the Lobby level.	In the classroom. It is currently driven with a USB gamepad.	Richard Piotter's robot collection.
Richard Piotter bought this vacuum flouresant display from BG Micro.	It has a serial adapter board on the back.	Closeup of the serial board.	Bill Arden and Carrie Dickson discussing their line follower robots.
Carrie's robot on top and Bill's robot on the bottom.	Bill's robot on its side.	Bill's motor driver board.	An out of focus picture of Bill's line following sensors.
Bob Proctor has a new BitScope.	Bob is displaying the waveform on his laptop computer.	Trying to get the BitScope to trigger on one of Bob's motor controller projects.	Peter Ellison's line follower robot.
He has a CMUCam on the front for line following. It has an R/C servo to tilt the camera. (on the right)	Another view of the camera.	A homemade line follower sensor.	A homemade R/C motor driver for an airplane project.

Line maze

Peter Ellison's line follower robot.	Bob Proctor's line follower robot.	Bob's robot about to complete the maze.	Bob's robot was able to run the hard maze. (it did a large amount of cheating)