@Tom, Thats awesome! Steve's beer fetching rover is by far my favorite :) His rover made out of a cooler that take pictures of wild life in his yard is exactly what I'm doing with my rover. I have photos of bunnies, racoons, deer, and even a fox! :) I'm making wildlife videos that I plan on making into blogs this summer. Glad to hear that he is moving onto the Arduino
@Linus/Alex, The tiger are so darn cute!
@Eduardo, I was thinking the same thing about the equipment but then I realized that most Nat Geo wildlife scientist are just hobbyist like all of us! :)
I have worked with Steve "Mad Scientist" Norris on a number of his projects that have appeared on his website. Until recently he was a big fan of the Parallax Propeller mcu, but appears to be moving on to Arduino and BeagleBone mcus.
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@Tom, Thats awesome! Steve's beer fetching rover is by far my favorite :) His rover made out of a cooler that take pictures of wild life in his yard is exactly what I'm doing with my rover. I have photos of bunnies, racoons, deer, and even a fox! :) I'm making wildlife videos that I plan on making into blogs this summer. Glad to hear that he is moving onto the Arduino
@Linus/Alex, The tiger are so darn cute!
@Eduardo, I was thinking the same thing about the equipment but then I realized that most Nat Geo wildlife scientist are just hobbyist like all of us! :)
the rover video is very comic .
I expect much more professional equipment from NAT GEO.
I see tons of problem typical from amateurs.
I particularly like the rover :-)
This is truly a great type of use for the rover!
I have worked with Steve "Mad Scientist" Norris on a number of his projects that have appeared on his website. Until recently he was a big fan of the Parallax Propeller mcu, but appears to be moving on to Arduino and BeagleBone mcus.
Regards,
TCIII