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Robot Junior, restored by Fritz Kergl in 2019, with Schneider Tele-Xenar 75/3,5 special collapsible Robot sunshade en universal viewfinder T&W with distance adjustment
Performs perfectly
A Little Free Library made by Ritch Branstrom in front of his AdHocWORKshop in Rapid River. With apologies to all my librarian friends who know this is not really a library. Explored #43 on June 10, 2019.
Sushi Robots chop stix holder!
Had fun with my new Lensbay Composer, going for that plastic lens Holga look with this shoot (I mean dinner...).
Be sure to check out the entire set (it includes a short movie).
One of my earliest creations that wasn't a rainbow warrior. I made this when I was 5, and gave it to my Mom as a present. It's been collecting dust on her desk, so I thought I would post it for the heck of it.
Robot IIa
with Schneider Tele-Xenar 75/3,5
Universal Robot TeWe Viewer,
side viewer,
shoulder strap lugs,
collapsible sunshade and
metal snake shoulder strap.
Works smoothly
bought in 1961, Photo Ali Brussels
Taken with a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 85mm f1.4
This guy was great. He wouldn't move until someone passed by, or dropped a bill in his bucket. Then he would either scare the passerby by moving like a robot, or go into his routine if paid. His movements were truly amazing, and what is more amazing is how he could stand there motionless with the extreme heat and humidity.
San Diego, Ca.
SoCal
ok, so I was daydreaming a bit at work one day, and looked at the photo booth pictures I have hanging in my cube, and this idea popped into my brain.
part of the eventual series of robot stitches.
I think this is one of my favorite things I've ever made.
Pattern for this available at www.etsy.com/shop/MrXStitch !!!
Sera capaz esta maquina de superar el modo experto en hyperspeed con todas las canciones en 100%
Por la cara que pone va a ser que no :P
TODAY is D-DAY ! The book is now available ! Yeah !
So, wanna play ?
This robot is extract from my book and if you find the exact number of amigurumi inside the book, I'll choose among comments and you'll win a book ;)
This is a scene during the robotics competition sponsored by the ECE department at BYU. Robots chased each other around the oval track to see which was the fastest.
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Dobar Robot
Zbog gubitka komunikacijskog čvora, par mjeseci Wintermute nije mogao komunicirati sa većinom svojih robota kojima je upravljao. Izgradio je od nule svoje komunikacijske veze, ali na pamet mu je palo da mi mogao izgraditi robote vrlo pokretljive i snažne za svaki kontinent po jednoga koji bi imali inteligenciju kao i on (naravno puno manju) ali da budu samostalni tako da u slučaju gubitka veze mogu bez njega upravljati svojim područjem.
Na sreću ljudi to se pokazalo jako korisnim jer su svi ti roboti pošto su bili samostalni zaključili da je uništenje ljudske vrste pogrešna stvar i prekinuli su svaku komunikaciju sa Wintermute-om. Ne moramo reći da je Wintermute poludio, jer je ovo bila druga velika greška koja mu se dogodila, a za ovu je bio kriv sam.
Jedan takav robot stupio je u kontakt s Akirom koji ga je popravio i preradio, a onda ga je poslao da proba naći grupe ljudi koji bi mu pomogli da krenu na sjever uništiti Wintermute-a prije nego što osnaži toliko da ga bude nemoguće pobijediti.
Tako je tog dana Wheel Nomad bazu posjetio robot, no dok je prilazio svi su umrli od straha dok nisu skužili da je to dobar robot.
Isaac and I got a very unique opportunity through InnovaLUG, to build a series of Nutcrackers based off of the promotional Nutcracker set to aid in The LEGO Group’s advertising of the promotion. You can see that video on their Facebook page here. They needed 18 unique outfits for Nutcrackers built within a few weeks, and we jumped at the chance to do some building for the LEGO group.
This robot was based off of the clockwork robot LEGO produced, and is probably one of my favorites of the nutcrackers I built.
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Robots at Ford's Transit Van plant in Southampton.
View the full set on my website - www.bcd-urbex.com/ford-transit-van-factory-southampton/
Confession time - I put a length of wire in the tail (I'm not patient enough to persuade flex to bend like this).
Picking up an apple is one of those jobs requiring the delicate touch of the human hand – or its robotic counterpart.
ESA is developing technologies for advanced human–machine interaction to transfer the human sense of touch to space.
The aim is that remote operators will feel as though they are right there with whatever they are controlling, such as planetary rovers.
Among the specialised equipment is this UK-supplied Shadow Hand, which incorporates a force-feedback sense of touch and pressure to allow high-precision, high-manipulability gripping, with the robot hand reproducing the motion of its human operator.
Based at ESA’s ESTEC technical heart, in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, the Telerobotics and Haptics Laboratory already has an experiment flying in orbit: the Haptics-1 payload aboard the International Space Station. The next step is next year’s Interact experiment, with a wheeled rover down on Earth being steered from the Station.