Although my website is about Lego robotics from before the Mindstorms era, I decided it's useful to document early Mindstorms development at MIT. So check out the new "Making 'Storms" section ... http://www.mindsbeforethestorm.com ... there are also many small update since the last time that I posted about this.
On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 11:10 PM Evan Koblentz via vcf-midatlantic <vcf-midatlantic@lists.vcfed.org> wrote:
Although my website is about Lego robotics from before the Mindstorms era, I decided it's useful to document early Mindstorms development at MIT. So check out the new "Making 'Storms" section ... http://www.mindsbeforethestorm.com ... there are also many small update since the last time that I posted about this.
Nice updates. I don't have the older stuff but I do have an RCX brick and an NXT system. It's always good to see new info on them. -ethan
Although my website is about Lego robotics from before the Mindstorms era, I decided it's useful to document early Mindstorms development at MIT. So check out the new "Making 'Storms" section ... http://www.mindsbeforethestorm.com ... there are also many small update since the last time that I posted about this. Nice updates. I don't have the older stuff but I do have an RCX brick and an NXT system. It's always good to see new info on them.
Thanks very much. I've been emailing back-and-forth with some of the original MIT guys who developed this stuff for the Lego company in the 1980s. Today one of them thanked me for working on this ... a humbling experience!
On Jun 13, 2019, at 11:39 PM, Evan Koblentz via vcf-midatlantic <vcf-midatlantic@lists.vcfed.org> wrote:
Although my website is about Lego robotics from before the Mindstorms era, I decided it's useful to document early Mindstorms development at MIT. So check out the new "Making 'Storms" section ... http://www.mindsbeforethestorm.com ... there are also many small update since the last time that I posted about this. Nice updates. I don't have the older stuff but I do have an RCX brick and an NXT system. It's always good to see new info on them.
Thanks very much.
I've been emailing back-and-forth with some of the original MIT guys who developed this stuff for the Lego company in the 1980s. Today one of them thanked me for working on this ... a humbling experience!
You have come a long way from a guy couped up in summer with a bum leg...
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Evan Koblentz