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Inventing A New Robot
by StudentEngineer 21 years ago
by StudentEngineer 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by Marcel 21 years ago
by Marcel 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by Jessica 21 years ago
by Jessica 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by marcel 21 years ago
by marcel 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by Ted Mazelllan 21 years ago
by Ted Mazelllan 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by DD 21 years ago
by DD 21 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by nashron 19 years ago
by nashron 19 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by nashron 19 years ago
by nashron 19 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by nashron 19 years ago
by nashron 19 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by nashron 19 years ago
by nashron 19 years ago
how can i get a robot
by michael odegbami 20 years ago
by michael odegbami 20 years ago
Re: how can i get a robot
by michael odegbami 20 years ago
by michael odegbami 20 years ago
Re: Inventing A New Robot
by ralph crouch 21 years ago
by ralph crouch 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Inventing A New Robot) was posted by Ted Mazelllan, on 4/23/2003 12:29:23 AM:
The Ideal robot should be able to duplicate the best human players. Current machines are able to change spin, direction, speed, etc. manually. Improvments in order of importance are: 1. to be able to randomly change the spin in any direction. 2. be able to oscillate randomly 3. be able to randomly change the speed 4. multiple firing heads should be used to serve from different angles 5. The most difficult improvement would be to simulate the visual cues an opponent gives that show the kind of spin, speed, and direction that is being imparted to the ball. |