Team GENIUS introduces their Cool Factor for the Body Forward 2010-2011 Project. A really awesome project!

Live Data Plotting from the dGPS using the NXTBee.

To finish off our week of dIMU posts, we thought we'd share some videos. One of the most amazing things you can make with the dIMU is a balancing robot, similar to a Segway. We've all seen this before, but here is a roundup of different Segways that you can build, some bloopers from when we first...

Sequels are rarely better than the original.  But Mark Crosbie has done a fantastic job making the first LEGO Street View Car into an even more awesome LEGO Street View Car.  This is NOT the sequel that bombed . . .

A wonderfully simple tutorial on the NXTBee.

A very cool project from a student at Tufts using the TIR sensor and the dFlex sensor. The Turret project will use a heat sensor and motors to find a person in a room and then shoot them with a rubber band.

A project where RobotC uses seven NXTBee's with the Lego Mindstorms NXT to create a swarm of robots. In fact, in this project, they used 7 (SEVEN!) robots, all coordinating and communicating with each other!

We've just finished our first workbook! This book is a full introduction to the basics of GPS and with hands-on activities and tutorials on how to use all of the features of the GPS Sensor with NXT Robots.

Mark Crosbie has started an epic project: a Lego version of Google's Streetview Car. Google is using bikes, trikes, cars, and more to map the entire world out digitally. We're hoping that Mark's project eventually makes it's way to Google as well.

An awesome NXTBee-powered Segway for the Mindstorms NXT from Japan.