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Sadbot

SADbot (The Seasonally Affected Drawing Robot) is a solar powered drawing robot currently on display in New York city at the Eyebeam gallery.  SADbot was created by Dustyn Roberts and Ben Leduc-Mills, who were able to get funding by making a presentation on Kickstarter. Basically, the robot has overtaken the window of the Eyebeam gallery, [...]

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Project Jarvis Inspired by Iron Man’s Jarvis

Using an Arduino, an RFID tag reader and a Mac Mini, Chad Barraford from the Boston area has created a digital life assistant.  Something like a modern day robotic Jeeves that lives through the computer, speech technology and a Twitter account. Chad can communicate with Jarvis through a microphone, Twitter and text messaging. Project Jarvis [...]

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RoboSapienServer

Kevin Haw has hacked a Robosapien to do his bidding over the internet. Utilizing an Arduino and an Ethernet shield in between, he can make the robot high five and whistle among other cool things. Complete project page with code at Arduino.cc. Link via (Make)

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Arduino Tweetbot

UK hacker Ken Lim encourages everyone to start building their own robot army, one robot at a time. Ken built the robot here called the Guardian Robot.  This robot uses an Arduino as it’s brain and monitors your Twitter account. If the tweets coming in are happy it raises its hand to give you a [...]

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Arduino Mothbot

Instructables user natantus has created an Arduino based Mothbot. This seems like a great project for Ardunio and robotics beginners.  If you have no spare parts lying around, it should cost only about $80. What is used is a scrap of wood, a solderless breadboard, a nine volt battery, some AA batteries , an Arduino [...]

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