[pjerry220]

That is a really neat device. But since I already have 2 PPC's with Windows Mobile 2003 does that pre-qualify me for a mission?

[pjerry220]

That is a really neat device. But since I already have 2 PPC's with Windows Mobile 2003 does that pre-qualify me for a mission?

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by OSUKid7

heh...so I'm not the only one who doesn't read. :lol: j/k lol

:bangin:

I read the NASA stuff. I didn't read the Wired article though.

[Fuster]

This has apparently been on the Linux Devices website since July 2001. I certainly saw it there a while back. There are some other robots there and a some cool looking small Linux systems to look at if you're on a coffee break. Oh yeah.... there's also a demo video to look at!

[Pony99CA]

Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry

I read the NASA stuff. I didn't read the Wired article though.

They mention that funding is up in the air right now. I had also heard recently that the PSA might not get funded, but can't remember where (Tech TV maybe).

Steve

[Paragon]

As long as it opens the Pod bay doors when asked.....and CAN'T read lips. :-)

Dave

[dean_shan]

Originally Posted by Paragon

As long as it opens the Pod bay doors when asked.....and CAN'T read lips. :-)

Dave

:lol:

[Vasant56]

Originally Posted by Goldkey

Looks like the Jedi Lightsaber training droid from Star Wars.

Actually, a few years ago, I heard that they were creating it with the star wars droid as inspiration.