Surf these sites: ACS Robotics SIG -- Information about Lego robotics workshops run by the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the University of Queensland, in Australia. They use a custom robot board called UQBOT, which is programmed in Interactive C. Dallas Personal Robotics Group -- one the nation''s oldest special interest groups dedicated to the development and use of personal robotics and has been around since 1984. ESG Lego Robotics Seminar -- A basic robotics and mechanics class at MIT which centers on Lego. Robots of Brown University''s AI Lab -- Basically just a few pictures. And, a couple of years old. Techno-stuff -- The Techno-stuff company sells non-Mindstorms Lego robotics kits. This isn''t for the Lego Purist, as they use "regular" servos, motors, and sensors to which they''ve attached Lego pieces. These are controlled directly by a computer, either via wire or infrared. (There''s no "programmable brick".) This might be a good alternative for some applications. Will Chapman''s Lego Robotics -- Good info on home-built Lego robotics projects. Requires a bit of sacrilege in the form of brick-mutilation, but if you don''t mind that....
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