A fable is only a fable, and what's worse, this race is supposed to run forever. Surely AMD can show their persistence and diligence despite their past ill judgments and mistakes, Intel for now has the upper edge.
It's somewhat hastly made translation, but hopefully there'll be no trouble understanding it.
Bipedal Robot Assembly Kit
KHR-1 is a wire-controlled robot equipped with new servo-motor(torque 7kg) and 17 joints. For the first time in bipedal robot of this dimension, robot movement can be triggered by capturing the position, with just a click of a mouse.
Proprietary controller
Proprietary controller can control 12 servo-motors(24 when linked with another). Booster logic is embedded so that no malfunction would occur should charge in servo-motor cause temporary fluctuation of current.
Contents of assembly kit
Servo-motor: 1 Frame: 1 Controller board: 1 Proprietary software: 1 Board link cable(PC serial port compatible): 1 Power cable: 1 Ni-Cd Battery: 1 Proprietary recharger: 1 Assembly instruction manual: 1
Hardware specification
Dimension: 340x180mm Weight: 1.2kg (with battery) Joints: 17 Connects to PC through RS-232C port
Software specification
OS: Windows 2000/XP Recommended CPU: Pentium III and above Recommended RAM amount: 128MB and above
Position capturing: a revolutionary way of instructing robot movement
No need to enter digits in a time-consuming way to instruct robot movement. With position capturing method, movements can be made in reduced amount of time.
In position capturing mode (instruction mode) you can freely adjust each joint of the robot, and the configuration is captured by the software. Further adjustment can be made in PC, enabling more complex movement.
The board weighs just 24g
With a total of only 1.2kg in weight, swift movement is possible.
Software
Enclosed CD contains assembly instruction manual and motion instruction software 'HeartToHeart,' which enables movement instruction through position capturing.
Software environment
PC running Microsoft Windows 2000/XP Recommended RAM amount: 128MB Recommended CPU: Pentium 3 and above Communication port: RS-232C (May not work with USB-to-Serial conversion cable) CD-Rom drive is required to install software and view the manual
Manual in CD shows a detailed instruction. You can learn the basic methods of movement-making through just by following the instructions. Simple examples such as forward and backward moving are included, that you can test the robot right away.
Is a footage that shows from the moment you are launched into the sky to the point you get into orbit, getting thru all the clouds and numerous *spheres, like the one in one of the intros in the recent episode of the Simpsons. Anyone to provide a vidcam?
If you are (still) tied to Windows environment, I'd recommend ABC (Yet Another BitTorrent Client). It's got several options to fine-tune your BitTorrent file transfer.
What I've heard is that theKompany have actually made a deal with HanCom, which includes: providing HanCom with licenses of Rekall, Kivio, etc. and promoting and selling HanCom Office in the US.
Some of you might already have heard of it, but there is a Linux-based PDA which has just been released in Korea. It's called 'Yopy' and is based on Intel StrongARM and 'X WINDOW SYSTEM,' which means it should provide more compatibility to established Linux software base.
For those who want to stick to Zaurus, a full-fledged office suite is being developed by Hancom targeted for Zaurus platform(I've been to a demo session last December). Quick summaries are on their website.
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A fable is only a fable, and what's worse, this race is supposed to run forever. Surely AMD can show their persistence and diligence despite their past ill judgments and mistakes, Intel for now has the upper edge.
By the way, the price of 1.45m Korean Won roughly equals to 1,260 USD.
It's somewhat hastly made translation, but hopefully there'll be no trouble understanding it.
Bipedal Robot Assembly Kit
KHR-1 is a wire-controlled robot equipped with new servo-motor(torque 7kg) and 17 joints. For the first time in bipedal robot of this dimension, robot movement can be triggered by capturing the position, with just a click of a mouse.
Proprietary controller
Proprietary controller can control 12 servo-motors(24 when linked with another). Booster logic is embedded so that no malfunction would occur should charge in servo-motor cause temporary fluctuation of current.
Contents of assembly kit
Servo-motor: 1
Frame: 1
Controller board: 1
Proprietary software: 1
Board link cable(PC serial port compatible): 1
Power cable: 1
Ni-Cd Battery: 1
Proprietary recharger: 1
Assembly instruction manual: 1
Hardware specification
Dimension: 340x180mm
Weight: 1.2kg (with battery)
Joints: 17
Connects to PC through RS-232C port
Software specification
OS: Windows 2000/XP
Recommended CPU: Pentium III and above
Recommended RAM amount: 128MB and above
Position capturing: a revolutionary way of instructing robot movement
No need to enter digits in a time-consuming way to instruct robot movement. With position capturing method, movements can be made in reduced amount of time.
In position capturing mode (instruction mode) you can freely adjust each joint of the robot, and the configuration is captured by the software. Further adjustment can be made in PC, enabling more complex movement.
The board weighs just 24g
With a total of only 1.2kg in weight, swift movement is possible.
Software
Enclosed CD contains assembly instruction manual and motion instruction software 'HeartToHeart,' which enables movement instruction through position capturing.
Software environment
PC running Microsoft Windows 2000/XP
Recommended RAM amount: 128MB
Recommended CPU: Pentium 3 and above
Communication port: RS-232C (May not work with USB-to-Serial conversion cable)
CD-Rom drive is required to install software and view the manual
Manual in CD shows a detailed instruction. You can learn the basic methods of movement-making through just by following the instructions. Simple examples such as forward and backward moving are included, that you can test the robot right away.
If they put out a chart of most illegally downloaded music.
Is a footage that shows from the moment you are launched into the sky to the point you get into orbit, getting thru all the clouds and numerous *spheres, like the one in one of the intros in the recent episode of the Simpsons. Anyone to provide a vidcam?
It's available at http://pingpong-abc.sourceforge.net/
In Soviet America, the game plays YOU!!!
Sorry, I couldn't resist...
Good old Microsoft marketing engine, again in operation.
What I've heard is that theKompany have actually made a deal with HanCom, which includes: providing HanCom with licenses of Rekall, Kivio, etc. and promoting and selling HanCom Office in the US.
Some of you might already have heard of it, but there is a Linux-based PDA which has just been released in Korea. It's called 'Yopy' and is based on Intel StrongARM and 'X WINDOW SYSTEM,' which means it should provide more compatibility to established Linux software base.
Yopy information here
For those who want to stick to Zaurus, a full-fledged office suite is being developed by Hancom targeted for Zaurus platform(I've been to a demo session last December). Quick summaries are on their website.