Difference between revisions of "Spykee"
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[[Image:SkypeWII3Small.JPG |thumb|right|300px|Spykee, the [[RoboWII2.0]] base at its first demo. Notice the sonars to avoid obstacles.]] | [[Image:SkypeWII3Small.JPG |thumb|right|300px|Spykee, the [[RoboWII2.0]] base at its first demo. Notice the sonars to avoid obstacles.]] | ||
| − | [http://www.spykeeworld.com/ Spykee] is a commercial, low cost robot produced by Mecano, which can be driven remotely by computer. It has a camera on board which can send images via WI-FI to a computer. It can also issue messages and sounds via a loudspeaker[[User:AntonioMicali Antonio Micali]] has implemented in the [[RoboWII2.0]] project a library to drive it directly from code and get information both from its original sensors and from a sonar belt he has mounted on the robot and connected wireless via XBee. | + | [http://www.spykeeworld.com/ Spykee] is a commercial, low cost robot produced by Mecano, which can be driven remotely by computer. It has a camera on board which can send images via WI-FI to a computer. It can also issue messages and sounds via a loudspeaker. [[User:AntonioMicali | Antonio Micali]] has implemented in the [[RoboWII2.0]] project a library to drive it directly from code and get information both from its original sensors and from a sonar belt he has mounted on the robot and connected wireless via XBee. |
Revision as of 13:31, 12 May 2009
Spykee, the RoboWII2.0 base at its first demo. Notice the sonars to avoid obstacles.
Spykee is a commercial, low cost robot produced by Mecano, which can be driven remotely by computer. It has a camera on board which can send images via WI-FI to a computer. It can also issue messages and sounds via a loudspeaker. Antonio Micali has implemented in the RoboWII2.0 project a library to drive it directly from code and get information both from its original sensors and from a sonar belt he has mounted on the robot and connected wireless via XBee.
