how to start project upon robot

working for dsp projects.

interference of dsp...

humanoid as in a garbage can on wheels two robotic arms sticking out
the side and a human looking silicon/wood/foam/insert material here
head on top  and a servo to move the mouth and eyelids
or humanoid like C3P0  big difference
for your first bot i highly recommend a metal box on wheels, forget
about looks for the first one, try to get it to navigate a hallway and
enter the right door
trust me its much more doable and satisfying when its done than the
humanoid that might get done in twenty years

I *strongly* suggest building a small robot based on a simple
microprocessor and only a couple of sensors.

You might even want to start with the Lego Mindstorms or the (former)
Radio Shack VEX systems.

If you want to go your own, I suggest using a small base from Budget
Robotics (http://www.budgetrobotics.com/ ).

Depending on your resources, there are several controllers you could
get:

If you like C, you can get started with a simple PIC
   http://www.microchip.com/

Also, if you like C you can go for an AVR system; I like the
MAVRIC-IIB board, though if you know what you're doing you
can build a system on a breadboard.
   http://www.bdmicro.com/

If you're into Java, then I like the muvium chips
   http://www.muvium.com/
This are fairly inexpensive but his online store isn't really
up to date with what he's really offering. Currently I'm
building a simple robot on a wireless breadboard and a
Budget Robotics base (the Octobot). I'm also finishing up
a simple behavioral programming framework.

If you are into Forth, then look at the 'Pods from
New Micros, Inc. They are truely great for motion
control and I will be using one of their IsoPods and
a couple of TinyPods in my larger robot, Groucho.
   http://www.newmicros.com/

Once you've built this basic robot and gotten it to do
what you want it to do, you'll know if you want to continue
in this crazy hobby, at a cost of under $300.

For your larger robot, I would suggest looking at the Leaf
Project. Groucho will be a Leaf robot once I get finish
my current article and have the time to put him together.
These robots aren't humanoid, but they have solved many
of the problems that you'll be facing.
   http://www.leafproject.org/

Good luck!
--
D. Jay Newman           ! Author of:
jay@sprucegrove.com     ! _Linux Robotics: Programming Smarter Robots_
http://enerd.ws/robots/  ! "Heros aren't born, they're cornered."

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