NXT-G 1.0 – TriBot : Sound Sensor, a set on Flickr.
How the bot will wait to return with its bounty until I clap!
NXT-G 1.0 – TriBot : Sound Sensor, a set on Flickr.
How the bot will wait to return with its bounty until I clap!
NXT-G 1.0 TriBot Grabber, a set on Flickr.
Part 3 of my series on migrating from NXT-G 1.0 to 2.0. TriBot – Grabber.
With these steps, the model is complete ready for the next step!
I discovered after installing Lego Mindstorms 2.0 NXT-G software that no one on the interwebs has captured this information before.
The Lego Mindstorms NXT 1.0 building instructions are found at Mindstorms Support 8527 -TriBot
So, without further ado, here is the Programming Guide for the Lego Mindstorms 1.0 TriBot : Part 1 – Driving Base
This is an experience of a lifetime. I truly hope each and every one reading this post has the opportunity to experience a sunrise like this for real.
Blessings to you.
This Magnolia is on my walk to/from work. Every spring is a joy to watch it come alive for another year!
A rose by any other name…
Each and every one of the 1,000s at chicago botanic garden were just spectacular!
I experienced the onset of Bell’s Palsy over the past two days.
I will blog this experience as time goes on. Here is the timeline of my onset, which as it happens is rather textbook.
Tue. 4/8
Metra commuter service business blocked me from my daily bike-train ride to work, so I chose to ride the bike all the way in, 14 mi. This was a cold, windy day, about 40F & 15mph N wind, for my due-N ride.
By bedtime Tue night I developed a ringing in my ear.
Wed. 4/16 11:00 pm
A “midnight snack” of strawberry icecream tasted awful. I commented to my wife that it tasted awful, like there was lard in it or something. This from the same tub of icecream I’ve been dipping tastes from for a week or more.
Thu. 4/17 5:00 am
Can’t easily clear the “blearyness” from my right eye. Didn’t think much of it, just was annoying.
Thu. 4/17 8:00 am
Begin drive to work. In the next 25 minutes, progression of paralysis began with both lips on right side, then moved to cheek, then inability to blink properly. This was fast and scary. Directly detoured to the local ER, who promptly diagnosed Bell’s Palsy. Follow up appt w/ ENT for Tues.
Thu. 4/17 9:00 pm
Paula (dear wife) noted that my right-side paralysis was more pronounced than mid-morning.
Fri. 4/18 5:00 am
I’ve slept about 2 hours last night. Standard-issue pirate-style eye patch is colossally uncomfortable. I’m depending upon my brain getting used to this, as it did actually do it’s job and keep my eye from drying out.
Fri. 4/18 10:00 am
ENT gives me a surprise follow-up call and asks to see me “today”, that he’ll arrange his schedule for any time I can arrive. WOW! Turns out he wants to document presence/absence of shingles-lesions in my ear or mouth (found none). So, with no shingles, the already prescribed steroidal-anti-inflammatory and anti-viral are “all we can do for now”.
In the mean time, I’ve found that citrus still tastes good (I think I can taste bitter on the right), and for some reason… chocolate. Many things still trip-out my tounge and I end up tasting “paint”, or that metallic-I’m-so-scared taste.
More as time goes on.
Well, Jamie Cansdale has been getting heat over time from M$ over TestDriven.Net, formerly NUnitAddin.
M$ turned up the heat over the last week, and seemingly put it to HIGH yesterday.
Ian Ringrose simplified the discussion :
“Is it safe for me as a developer without a large legal department to work with Microsoft technology? “
FransBouma says : “Nail on the head.”
Yes… Nail on the head.