Now here is a different remote control robot. A simple sphere that can be controlled by bluetooth. Video with link to article.
Now if these had any sort of external sensing [seems to have just internal gyroscope and accelerometer], how about a flock [fleet?] of them to be used as remote sensors for other bots? eyes and fingers. At $129 each though, that would get pricey fast.
These are being taught by one of the Standford professors that taught the machine learning course that I posted last fall, plus a prof from U of Virginia.
CS 101: BUILDING A SEARCH ENGINE
CS 373: PROGRAMMING A ROBOTIC CAR
See Udacity or directly to CS 101 and CS 373
The robotic car course adds to the previous course, but the previous courses is not a requirement. CS 373 assumes strong programming knowledge, but CS 101 does not need any previous programming background.
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