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Arstechnica has a good review of the LEGO Mindstorm NXT. Seems like a great product, the biggest thing that this system has against it seems to be the price though. At $250.00 you will need a big paper-route to pay for it.
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August 31st, 2006
Man, that looks like fun. I wonder if we as a community could come up with a “open source” robot kit. Include easy to find pieces for contruction, and maybe a PIC for basic control.
August 31st, 2006
Looks very cool! I just wish that lego would give more that 3 motor outputs… that, in my mind, has always been their weekpoint. 5+ would be more use.
September 1st, 2006
I got mine last week and allready built some nice things with it, I totally agreed on the review.
The set is a bit price but it’s good value for money, they are cheaper on Ebay and even $250 is still a lot less than the 300euros (about $360) we have to pay here in Europe.
September 1st, 2006
You need more motor outputs? Then have a look at the fischertechnik RoboPro Interface. It hase got 4 outputs which easily can be upgraded to 16 outputs! You have got 6 analog inputs and with all extensions 32 Inputs. And you can write your own programms in C.
September 1st, 2006
Hey Bronze,
An open source version would be a neat idea. Sounds like lots of work though, but it would be fun.