One-wheel robot?!

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OK, so there's not a $200 K-Mart robot that will fetch > beer, but I'm in awe over stuff like this one-wheeled robot > >
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William J. Beaty
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I doubt it would do well in Battle Bots, heheh.

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Myron Samila

I was going to say something bout the inventors' photo being a prototype for computer geeks; then I relaized they were English.

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Richard Henry

Isn't there a Monty Python battle strategy of "Run away!"

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Richard Henry

That's my alma-mater. The guys who did this are only about 14 or 15 years old !

Nice one lads.

Steve Taylor

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Steve

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ROFL!

Cheers!

Chip Shults

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Sir Charles W. Shults III

Yes, it used to be run on Technogames and looked quite impressive. The model that was really *weird* to watch in action, though, was the little motorcyclist. I'm still not sure how they made that work!

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Paul Burridge

Cute, but not (what most folk here would call) a robot. It's remote-controlled, it doesn't balance itself. It also drives through a freewheel hub, which means it can't reverse.

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Clifford Heath

try this:

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Terry Given

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