Links to robot resources
(Let us know your favorite robot web resource, and we will add the link.).
- Flying Pig
toy company
- Incredible collection of hand-driven mechanisms. Lots of ideas
for the robot designer. Check out the Mechanisms and the Links section.
- How Stuff Works
- First place to visit if you want to find out how anything works.
- Robot Information Central
- A comprehensive list of links to robot resources.
- Mondo-tronics' Robot Store
- Billed as "The World's Biggest Selection of Hobby Robots & Supplies" and
features features over 400 robot kits, books, and software
- Twin Cities Robot Group
- Our own local robotics club. Has a great list
of robot resources
- Seattle Robotics Society
- The SRS is one of the oldest and largest robot clubs in the world.
- Robot Room
- Nice set of ideas for robots, interfacing and mechanical and electronic
subsystems
- Robot FAQ
- The Robot Frequently Asked Questions list for the internet robotics newsgroups
comp.robotics.misc and comp.robotics.research. An awesome list. Find out what
the rest of the world is thinking when the word "robots" comes up.
- Web-EE Primers
- A great set of tutorials on all aspects of electronics. For both beginner
and experienced EE's.
- Technical
Tutorials
- Another good set of tutorials specifically on robotics. Intended audience
is those building fighting bots, but the info is useful for all bot builders.
- Chuck's Robotics
Notebook
- Nice set of notes from a private robot builder who is associated with the
Home Brew Robotics Club of Silicon Valley
- Twin Cities MechWars
- A version of Battle Bots right here in the Twin Cities. Check their website
for the dates of the next public competition.
- iRobot
- A successful robotics company. Home of the Roomba.
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