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Oh - I've been so secretive lately	by LongFist	2012-10-08 09:44:32
Heh, got your diary in the daily load	by EnzoMatrix	2012-10-10 00:36:40
Never! I LOVE this thing!	by LongFist	2012-10-10 09:49:37
The true expert / professional is (s)he who made	by EnzoMatrix	2012-10-11 01:16:09
the most mistakes in the same area of expertise.. ;-) Yes, I have set more stuff on fire than I care to admit, but that's how you learn how not to do it. DIY? Is rising again. Recently Open Source hardware licenses have been launched. Parts and components are getting smaller and smaller, but on the other hand, experimentation boards and modules are often available 'off-the-shelf'. Development on new innovations and hardware often shift to the software side as well. Especially when the boards and moules mentioned are generic and standardised enough so that the challenge to let them talk to eachother isn't really the biggest one anymore. The lawnmower project sounds like a great project! Using any known platform for your bot? Or are you building the mechanics from the ground up?
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From the ground up, I'm afraid...	by LongFist	2012-10-12 11:16:19
And by all means, share you experience. ;-)	by EnzoMatrix	2012-10-17 23:50:09
I won't forget!	by LongFist	2012-10-18 09:26:01
Tip: Have you looked into 'XBee's?	by EnzoMatrix	2012-10-24 02:17:47
Grrr! NOW you tell me!	by LongFist	2012-10-30 10:31:06
Adafruit has a lot of kewl / fun	by EnzoMatrix	2012-10-31 05:23:25
Agreed. Back in the 80's, most of the stuff I	by LongFist	2012-11-06 12:33:21

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