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Roboticinfo · 9th June 2005, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by nalrawahi

Roboticsinfo, PEACE. We are not having a war here...and I just joined yesterday this forum. We are brainstorming that's the purpose of this forum.. I am not showing off anything...but because you called me a newbie without even knowing me.

The thing you discuessed before is different from my idea. I don't use the pocketpc and program it but I am using the microprocessor that it is built in, break the PDA into pieces , use the microprocessor and reprogram it. I believe this is called Reverse Engineering. I won't discuss all my idea here. but you can check this to get some clues about the processor from http://www.intel.com/design/pca/prodbref/252780.htm

Hey, tell me about any comeptition you will join. I will arrange to compete with you if you wish to see who can really win!! That will be really fun for both of us.

Sounds fun
what about robogames in sanfransisco
where I live
the worlds biggest robot show.

You and me in
robot sumo
3kg
Autonomous

How about it?

nalrawahi · 9th June 2005, 01:02 AM

Actually my plans for the next year include RoboGames ...but representing my country, the United Arab Emirates for the first time.

I am thinking to join the Micromouse, Minisumo, and RoboSoccer. I will see you there definitely.

I will use the same robots for the RoboCup US Open and the IEEE micromouse competition.

Roboticinfo · 9th June 2005, 01:06 AM

I have gone to every single one and have competed in two of them.

I live 10mins away from where they have it and I am in the robot club over there but usually don't have time to show up to the meetings because I am always busy.

nalrawahi · 9th June 2005, 01:15 AM

Oh man, I have never been to California ...I got admitted to the cs department at USC but I ended up here in Stony Brook Univ.

I don't have any excuse to leave New York by the way, but one of my friend wants to go and watch the DARPA Grand Challenge. If I don't have exams or any tough schedule, I will go there.

Roboticinfo · 9th June 2005, 01:19 AM

I don't care for the DARPA challenge for some reason, anyway you should come down here, it is really a cool place but depends on what area you live in. In california we have alot of surplus stores and even got one robot shop which I live by to.

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9th June 2005, 01:02 AM	(permalink)
nalrawahi	Actually my plans for the next year include RoboGames ...but representing my country, the United Arab Emirates for the first time. I am thinking to join the Micromouse, Minisumo, and RoboSoccer. I will see you there definitely. I will use the same robots for the RoboCup US Open and the IEEE micromouse competition. __________________ \"Learning electronics in books without practicing is useless. It is like learning cooking; no matter how many recipes you know, you will never be an outstanding chief without trying and tasting your failure over and over again. “

9th June 2005, 01:06 AM	(permalink)
Roboticinfo	reply I have gone to every single one and have competed in two of them. I live 10mins away from where they have it and I am in the robot club over there but usually don't have time to show up to the meetings because I am always busy. __________________ Robotics is heaven in my book.

9th June 2005, 01:15 AM	(permalink)
nalrawahi	Oh man, I have never been to California ...I got admitted to the cs department at USC but I ended up here in Stony Brook Univ. I don't have any excuse to leave New York by the way, but one of my friend wants to go and watch the DARPA Grand Challenge. If I don't have exams or any tough schedule, I will go there. __________________ \"Learning electronics in books without practicing is useless. It is like learning cooking; no matter how many recipes you know, you will never be an outstanding chief without trying and tasting your failure over and over again. “

9th June 2005, 01:19 AM	(permalink)
Roboticinfo	reply I don't care for the DARPA challenge for some reason, anyway you should come down here, it is really a cool place but depends on what area you live in. In california we have alot of surplus stores and even got one robot shop which I live by to. __________________ Robotics is heaven in my book.